RESIDENTS who live locally to the Creamfields festival site are being invited to a free cream tea next Monday (August 21) courtesy of the event organisers and their volunteer charity partner.
Creamfields and its Volunteer Charity partner, 10,000 Hours, is hosting Cream”T”fields – an afternoon of free cream teas and activities for residents who live locally to the festival site.
The community event – being run in partnership with Hatton Parish Council, Walton Parish Council and Warrington Borough Council’s South Neighbourhood Team – will serve as a far calmer prelude to the Creamfields Festival, which takes place from Thursday 24 to Sunday 27 August.
The afternoon tea, at St John’s Parish Hall on Old Chester Road, will provide locals with an opportunity to socialise and discover the various activities delivered in their local area which support the health and wellbeing of the community.
Parish Councillors and the South Neighbourhood Team will be on hand to listen to resident suggestions for activities and amidst the afternoon’s schedule of fun there will be the opportunity to join in taster sessions, including line dancing.
Young volunteers will act as hosts and hostesses for the day, providing alcohol-free cocktails and serving the tasty cream teas.
The event is free and open to all adult residents.
For further information please contact: Elaine Marsden on 01925 442565 or email [email protected]
A more typical Creamfields party
3 Comments
I’m a little confused now as according to the information on the ‘Creamfields 10,000’ website page http://www.creamfields.com/creamfields-10000 it is aimed more for elderly residents. I might go anyway as I doubt they will be checking id and ages 😉 😀
I wouldn’t worry Dizzy you will probably pass as an OAP lol 😉
tin hat being dusted off and on way to gary via courier.