Village fayre raises £2,600 for charity

A SMALL south Warwickshire village’s Christmas fayre has raised more than £2,600 for 
charity.

Fenny Compton villagers Gay Mathie and Suzanne Pratt, who have been organising the annual event at the village hall for many years, are delighted that so many people turned out at the fayre, which took place recently and was fundraising for CLIC Sargent children’s cancer charity and Cancer Research UK.

Mrs Mathie said: “We had a brilliant time. The fayre was very well supported and masses of people turned out despite the appalling weather. Father Christmas was bang on time as well which was quite a feat considering the weather and road conditions. We took over £2,600 which is a fantastic result.

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“Suzanne and I are delighted to be able to send so much money to both charities. Everything we sell is given to us and we have no expenses so every single penny of that £2,600 goes direct to the charities where it is much needed for the vital work they both do.

“A big thank you to all our supporters, friends and neighbours and local businesses for contributing so much to our team effort. We really couldn’t do it without all of you.”