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| Article by Patricia Ling |
Garden
House Solicitors hold a Garden Party on the first Friday of July annually to
raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Society.
This year the Garden Party was held on 5th July and was attended by about
100 people including the Town’s Mayor, Patricia Moore.
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| Myself and Patricia Moore |
The
Garden Party was a huge success and we are enormously grateful to Waitrose
Hertford and its customers for sponsoring the event through its Community
Matters Scheme. Thank you to everyone
who attended and the local people and businesses who donated raffle prizes, we are delighted to report that we raised
the sum of £1,020 for the Alzheimer’s Society.
The Garden Party was a chance for local people and business to meet the
Garden House team in a relaxed and informal environment. Afternoon tea was served and we received
compliments from everyone on the delicious food. Sharon and Erica served Pimms and bubbly and
everyone enjoyed relaxing in the sunshine having a drink and a chat.
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| "Little Cake Mix" |
All
the Garden House team worked hard to make sure the day was a great success and
as always Little Cake Mix did us proud by making and selling their famous cup
cakes on the day to raise money for the charity. All in all it was a great day and we look
forward to welcoming you all again next year.
Thank you for supporting the Alzheimer’s Society and if you have any
worries about this subject please do not hesitate to get in touch with SharonBrown who has a wealth of knowledge and experience about this issue and will be
able to help you and put your mind at ease.
If you would like to see more photos from the event please visit the album on our Facebook page. I look forward to seeing you at next year's party!
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www.gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk
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