Cancer sufferers set to benefit from coffee morning literally fit for a King

By Deborah Bowyer

24th Apr 2023 | Local News

The Milk Maid Marchers with their 'King' at the bumper charity coffee morning in Smallwood.
The Milk Maid Marchers with their 'King' at the bumper charity coffee morning in Smallwood.

A group of women near Sandbach who have raised more than £90,000 for charity since 2012 have raised another bumper £2,2010.

The Milk Maid Marchers held another successful event, a Coronation coffee morning at Smallwood Village Hall, near Sandbach, in aid of The Christie Charity.

Chair Julie Thornhill said: "A massive thank you to everyone who joined us and supported us for our coffee morning at Smallwood Village Hall.

"We're pleased to announce a record-breaking total of £2,210 raised for The Christie Charity with some more jams to sell."

Julie Thornhill (left) and Wendy Davenport, secretary of The Milk Maid Marchers. (Photo: Sandbach Nub News)

And the lovely ladies had one special guest there for the occasion – King Charles III himself – albeit in cardboard form!

"We did a similar thing for thing for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations last year so we thought we'd have the King this time," said Julie.

"It's become a bit of a standing joke and it certainly made a few people smile. We're so grateful for everyone who came along."

Now the Milk Maid Marchers are planning their next event, likely to be a charity lunch in August, date and venue to be announced.      

     

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