The volunteers at Bridlington Round Table have once again made Christmas special for thousands of residents in the town and beyond as they travelled around the streets on the fabulous Santa’s Sleigh.
Over the nine nights of operation the volunteers raised a grand total of £6305 which will all be used to support local good causes.
The group also raised a magnificent total of £1400 from their Santa’s Grotto which was part of the Ice Trail weekend in mid November. They also travelled to Beeford after hearing that the villagers again wanted to see the Sleigh for another year.
Sam Berridge, Chairman of Bridlington Round Table, explained: “Santa and volunteer helpers have loved seeing you waving, cheering and donating to our charity.
“All of the monies raised goes straight back into the locals community – supporting those in need. It gives people a second chance, saves them from the worst times of their life, brings families together and enables those to succeed who otherwise may not have had that chance.”
Totals raised
Queensgate area £1111
Crayke Area £668
Southside Area £838
Old Town & Gypsey Road
£532
Bempton Lane area – £1137
Avenue & Town Centre Area £617
New Pasture Lane Area £532
West Hill Area £561
Beeford Village £309
Total Sleigh Collections £6305
Round Table would like to express their thanks to the following: Ship Inn at Sewerby, (sweet sponsors), Angela Langton (Angela Bare), Bees Cleaning Services, Rock & Gifts (Bridlington & Filey), New Pasture Lane Community Centre, Old Forge, Sewerby, Tea@33, Bridlington Brewing Company, East Coast Majorettes, Bridlington Sea Cadets, Bridlington Road Runners, FUSE Youth Club and the CYP, Bridlington Echo, Universal Signs Yorkshire, Kings Head pub and The Ransdale Hotel.
For further information on joining the Bridlington Round Table, please email: editor@bridlingtonecho.co.uk and we will pass it on.
