Teeing off for funds

Wednesday, 23 October 2019 10:45

Dukinfield Golf Club is hosting a charity wine afternoon later this month for children with a rare genetic condition.

Angelman syndrome is a genetic condition that affects the nervous system and causes physical and learning disabilities.

Angelman UK is one of the club’s two chosen charities this year and all proceeds raised at a wine, cheese and pate afternoon on Saturday, November 23, will go towards the charity.

It’s on from 1pm to 4pm with tickets costing £10, which includes all food and drink.

Tameside Community Voices Choir will be performing on the day and there will also be a magician.

Tickets will be available on the door, and you can book by calling Dukinfield Golf Club on 0161 338 2340, extension 3.

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