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Rotary sleigh to visit Grays

By Neil Speight 15th Dec 2022

Local News

THE Rotary Club of Grays Thurock will be out on their sleigh this evening (Thursday, 15 December) in Grays.

The route, starting at 6pm, will include Dell Road, Hampden Road. Cromwell Road, Russell Road, Wallace Road, Lenthall Avenue, Ward Avenue and Howard Close.

All money raised will help local children's charities.

For more information on the club visit www.graysthurrockrotary.org.uk. To donate visit www.justgiving.com/campaign/Rotary-Christmas-2022

Tomoorow evening it will visit King Edward Drive, Buxton Road, Carlton Road, Grangewood Avenue, Gordon Road, Crofton Road, Parkside and Hazel Gardens.

On Saturday it will be at Asda in Tilbury from 11 to 3pm.

     

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