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Members of March Conservative Club enjoy massive barbecue feast

Published: 11:35 AM August 18, 2011 Updated: 9:27 PM October 31, 2020

MORE than 90 people enjoyed a huge feast on Saturday as March Conservative Club held their summer barbecue.

Club chairman Stephen Bradshaw and committee members Robin Howlett and Roy Nicholas donned their aprons to serve a feast of chicken, burgers and sausages.

Louse Ayres and social committee chairman Diane Bradshaw also prepared a selection of side dishes.

The evening’s entertainment was provided by Guido and the raffle was organised by Margaret Butwright.

The club will now start preparations for their restaurant night on September 3 and their charity quiz night on September 10. October’s events will include an ‘Octoberfest’ and a casino night.

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