The Ormskirk Spice Girls got wet wet wet over the weekend as the West Lancashire Mayoress and friends swam in fancy dress at the charity Swimathon held at Park Pool in Ormskirk.
It can get ruff being the West Lancashire Mayoress as Scooby Dooby Sue promoted an upcoming charity dog walk.
The West Lancashire Mayoress 'Scooby Dooby Sue' Murrin Bailey, had a bone to pick with the West Lancashire Dog Control Team today in Skelmersdale. However, she was obviously barking up the wrong tree as she promoted the Community Dog Walk in Beacon Park on April 1st 2012.
The second video of the Charity Tea Dance Ormskirk in support of West Lancs Mayoress Charities Feb 2012
Let's Dance! at the West Lancs Mayoress Charity Tea Dance Ormskirk Feb 2012
The Tea Dance raised money for the West Lancs Women's Refuge and Community Heartbeat charities and was supported by numerous local amateur dancers, from nearby University of the Third Age (U3A) groups in Burscough and Aughton in West Lancashire, the local RAF Association and local dance classes.
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Video clip 1 of the dancing at the West Lancs Mayoress Charity Tea Dance Ormskirk Feb 2012.
Charity Fundraising Tea Dance Ormskirk Civic Hall Feb 2012
This fundraising Tea Dance raised money for the West Lancs Women's Refuge and Community Heartbeat charities and was supported by numerous local amateur dancers, from nearby University of the Third Age (U3A) groups in Burscough and Aughton in West Lancashire, the local RAF Association and local dance classes. Do you have some community news to share or a story to tell? Yes!
Dancing The Charleston at West Lancs Mayoress Charity Tea Dance Ormskirk Civic Hall 2012
West Lancashire Mayoress Sue Murrin-Bailey puts her best foot forward and dances The Charleston during the Charity Tea Dance at the Ormskirk Civic Hall on Tuesday 28th March 2012.
Charity Tea Dance Ormskirk Civic Hall Feb 2012
The Tea Dance raised money for the West Lancs Women's Refuge and the Community Heartbeat charities.
Charity Tea Dance Ormskirk Civic Hall Feb 2012. The charity committee for West Lancashire Mayoress Sue Murrin Bailey organised this fundraising event. The purpose of which was to raise money for a sensory garden for children at the West Lancs Women's Refuge and to buy a debrillator for the Community Heartbeat charity.
Tea Dance fundraiser for West Lancashire Mayoress supported charities at Ormskirk Civic Hall Feb 2012
The dance was supported by members of local dance classes from the Burscough and Aughton U3a groups (University of the third age), the Ormskirk Royal Airforce Association and Ann McDonalds Sunday Group.
Photos taken at the Ormskirk and Maghull LionsClub 33rd Charter
Dinner at Hurlston Hall Golf Club, Scarisbrick.
Ormskirk and Maghull Lions Club 33rd Charter
Dinner
The
event on Saturday 25th February 2012
held by the Lions, a service
organisation which does an immense
amount of charitable fundraising, was
attended by the West Lancashire Mayor
and Mayoress.
Can you dance the Light Fandango, Quickstep and Foxtrot? Or like myself, would you prefer to drink tea and eat cakes?
Either way, please buy a couple of tickets, take a friend and support the West Lancashire Mayoress Charity Tea Dance to raise funds for the West Lancs Womens's Refuge and Community Heartbeat Charities.
The charity Tea Dance is at the Civic Hall, Ormskirk, 2pm - 4pm on Tuesday 28th February 2012.
Tickets are available by ringing Ann England at the Mayor's office Tel 01695 585033 Do you have some community news to share or a story to tell? Yes!
West Lancashire Mayoress Charities Fundraiser at The Hopvine Pub and Restaurant in Burscough Monday 21st February 2012.
Mike and Julie McCombe the proprietors of The Hopvine generously sponsored this fundraising meal for the West Lancashire Mayoress' charities.
Diners bought tickets to support the event to help raise money for the West Lancs Women's Refuge and Community Heartbeart charities.
In addition to enjoying a wonderful meal, the guests raised additional money from the proceeds of a prize raffle. I hope Little Ted and his friends will be happy in their new homes.
West Lancashire Mayoress Charity fundraiser raffle prizes
I hear that Burscough village is very close to securing enough money to buy its own defibrillator. An Emergency response by Fire and Ambulance services can take longer in rurual areas. A defibrillator close to hand in the village centre could be used to save a life of a resident suffering a cardiac arrest. When Burscough gets its' own defibrillator, this will be due, in no small part, to the support by the Mayoress' of the Community Heartbeat charity. However, some additional fundraising is still needed.
How to invite the Mayor to an event: If you're interested in inviting the Mayor or Deputy Mayor to attend an official event, you have any fundraising ideas or would like to make a donation to the charities, then please contact Ann England in the Mayor's Office on 01695 585033 or email ann.england@westlancs.gov.uk
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Community Heartbeat: Supporting Community Defibrillation.
West Lancashire Mayoress Sue Murrin Bailey explains why she, as Mayoress, is advocating the support of community defibrillation.
The Community Heartbeat Trust provides life saving equipment which in the event of someone having a heart attack will dramatically increase their chances of survival.
What is a defibrillator? A defibrillator is a life-saving machine that gives the heart an electric shock in some cases of cardiac arrest. This is called defibrillation and can save lives.
Ormskirk Address to a Haggis by the famous Scottish poet Robert 'Robbie" Burns
"Saint Helens lad" Scott Craig pays homage to the Haggis at the West Lancashire Mayoress (Sue Murrin Bailey) Burns Night Community Heartbeart charity fundraiser in the Ormskirk Civic Hall on Friday 27th January 2012