August 29th
Bank Holiday Monday
King George V Playing Field, Websters Way, Rayleigh Open 10am-4.30pm
All profits will go to help:
All proceeds to go to Havens Hospices
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Family Funday 2011 a free family day out
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Thank you to all who visited, the weather was excellent and we hope that you enjoyed your day.
This year we had over 7,000 visitors to our biggest funday yet. And thanks to your generosity, we raised over £2800 for our three charities, Help for Heroes, DWARF and Rayleigh Talking Newspapers for the Blind. On their behalf, we would like to say thank you to all who attended or supported this worthwhile day.
It was the third time that Rayleigh Chamber of Trade has held this event and we are delighted with your response and the feedback we have had. Our goal was to have a real family day with something for everyone and judging from your comments, it looks like that's just what we achieved!
There were some great pictures taken on the day, take a look to see if you are there!
Competition Winners.. Were you a winner?
If you missed the draw in the afternoon, check above to see if you were one of the lucky prize winners...
Funday Photos
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Find out about great free competitions, exciting new additions and the latest news of what's going on. If you would like to be kept informed of developments for Rayleigh Funday, please let us have your details and we will send you regular emails keeping you up to date...
Congratulations to this year's prize winners
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There are loads of fun things going on all day, here's just a few...
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Where is it happening?
We are going to be in King George's Playing Field just behind Websters Way car park.
You can enter the park from Bull Lane, Eastwood Road, Stile Lane and direct from Websters Way car park.
Remember, there are several car parks nearby and parking is free all day!
Buses stop at several points close to the venue, but please check availability as it will be a Bank Holiday service on the day.
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Find out more about our sponsors...
Thanks also to our supporters...
Sky TV Digital
Channel 0129
www.solarradio.com
RAYLEIGH
Town Council
Who will benefit from the event this year?
All proceeds from todays event will go to three charities. Help For Heroes and two local charities - Dwarf, Dangerous Wild Animal Rescue Facility and Rayleigh, Rochford and Castle Point Talking Newspapers, who both do amazing work and whose profiles we wanted to help to raise.
Help for Heroes needs little introduction and raises much needed funds to help our brave troops injured in the sevice of their country.
"We may not be able to prevent our blokes and girls being hurt, but together we are helping them get better. Thank you all for all you are doing and keep it up!" Bryn and Emma Parry OBE, Help for Heroes Co-Founders.
The Dangerous Wild Animal Rescue Facility (DWARF) was started some fifteen years ago by Iain Newby, and is run by Iain, his wife Lisa and a small band of volunteers. DWARF was started to rescue and look after the many unwanted, abused and neglected snakes, lizards and other species, where the owners either cannot look after them properly, or they have simply grown too big or too dangerous.
Rayleigh, Rochford and Castle Point Talking Newspaper. Listeners receive a CD or cassette of local news, information and articles from the Echo and other publications once a fortnight and an audio magazine each month. These are sent, entirely free of charge, to anyone in these districts who is blind, partially sighted, or simply finds reading difficult.
"We receive no direct funding to run our operation, but rely on kind donations and our own fundraising efforts."
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We hope that you enjoyed the Rayleigh Family Funday 2011, our third time &
the biggest and best yet
The Rayleigh and District Chamber of Trade encourages the membership and support of businesses from both Rayleigh High Street and surrounding areas, including industrial estates.
We work very closely with Hockley and Rochford Chambers of Trade, as well as Rochford District Council.
Our meetings are informal and are currently held in Marco's Bar in Rayleigh. They usually start around 5.45pm and we aim to end around 7pm, sometimes followed by further refreshments and a meal.
We welcome all members, plus anyone interested in joining our Chamber.
If you would like to know more: www.rayleighbusiness.co.uk
Take look at some of the photos from this years Funday
We had a great day, here are a few of the pictures taken by our photograper. Are you there?
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FUNDAY PHOTOS
Music and Entertainment
Arts and Crafts
Fashion Shows
Bouncy Castles & Inflatables
Exotic Animals
Dog Agility Show
Footballing Skills
Skateboarding, Judo &
Fencing Displays
Classic Cars
Games Zone
plus lots, lots more...
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We raised £0000 for Help For Heroes, Dwarf and Talking Newspapers for the Blind thanks to you. This will help them in their valuable work which could not continue without donations. So well done!
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Rayleigh Fun Day, presented by The Rayleigh & District Chamber of Trade, in association with Rochford District & Rayleigh Town Council, Rayleigh Lions Club, the Rotary Club of Rayleigh Mill and Rotary Inner Wheel.
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