Sandbach Mayor's charity fundraiser was just 'purrfect' for lovers of 80s music

By Deborah Bowyer

7th May 2023 | Local News

Sandbach Mayor, Cllr Kathryn Flavell, with the band Hello Felix.
Sandbach Mayor, Cllr Kathryn Flavell, with the band Hello Felix.

Two charities will benefit from a fundraising event held by Sandbach Mayor, Councillor Kathryn Flavell.

Music lovers were invited to don their 80s gear at the 'Back to the 80s' night at Sandbach Cricket Club in Hind Heath Road last Friday.

The event, which featured the band Hello Felix and an 80s disco, was enjoyed by an enthusiastic audience despite it being the first weekend of the May Bank Holidays. 

The band Hello Felix perform at the 'Back to the 80s' night.

It raised funds for Sandbach Animal Rescue Society and Cheshire Arts for Health based at Sandbach Art Room.

Sandbach Animal Rescue Society recently opened a charity shop in George's Walk Sandbach as told here

Mayor, Councillor Kathryn Flavell, nominated Sandbach Art Room and Sandbach Animal Rescue as her two charities for her year in office.

"It was an honour be one of the charities that the mayor chose for her time in office and we thank her for all her support," said Karen Guy, the society's head fundraiser.

Cheshire Arts for Health and Sandbach Animal Rescue Society members with Sandbach Mayor, Cllr Flavell.

Sandbach Nub News takes the opportunity to share some photographs from the event. 

     

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