Lowestoft Signing Choir thanks
ON behalf of the Lowestoft Signing Choir I would like to say a huge thank you to all those kind people listed who gave us vouchers/raffle prizes and support in other ways for our fundraising events.
ON behalf of the Lowestoft Signing Choir I would like to say a huge thank you to all those kind people listed who gave us vouchers/raffle prizes and support in other ways for our fundraising events.
It enables us to continue to promote deaf awareness and to support deaf people in the community.
They are: Southwold Lighthouse Tours, Mayhem Adventure Play Park, Blue Boar pub/restaurant, Adventure Island Play Park, Norfolk Ski Club, Birds Eye Walls, Ivy House Country House Hotel, Norwich Theatre Royal, Pensthorpe Conservation Park, Dragon Hall Norwich, Norwich Castle, Merrivale Model Village, North Norfolk Railway, Denver Windmill, Fairhaven Woodland and Water Gardens, Elizabethan House Museum, Langham Glass Ltd, QD, Cherry Lane Garden Centre, Inspire Discovery Centre, Colchester Castle Museum, Colchester Zoo, Morrisons, Jolly Sailors pub/restaurant, McDonalds, Thrigby Hall Wildlife Park, Sea Life Centre, Bewilderwood Adventure Park, Gooderstone Water Gardens, Hoveton Hall Gardens, Yesterday's World, Rookery Park Golf Club, Godfrey's store, Potters Leisure, West Stow Country Park and Anglo Saxon Village, Tesco, Pleasurewood Hills, Ipswich Regent and Poudstretcher.
Z NICHOLLS
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