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By Haddenham Webteam - 9th June 2014 5:00pm
A village wheelbarrow race is being held on Saturday 14th June (starting at 5.30pm) in aid of the Alzheimer's Society.
Starting off at the Sports & Social Club on the recreation ground in Woodways, the competitors will race around the village, calling off at the various pubs en route.
So why not venture along to a pub of your choosing? This fun event is bound to raise a lot of smiles and also hopes to raise plenty of dosh for this very worthwhile cause — so please support the collection as generously as possible.
The organisers would like to thanks the pubs for their kind cooperation and also the Sports & Social Club, Bloomin Fruity & Haddenham Youth Football for their sponsorship.
For more information, please contact Tim on 07958 686467 or Alan on 07917 822876.
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