Terminal hosted successful community festive fair

By Neil Speight 28th Nov 2022

MORE than 400 people came together in the London Cruise Terminal on Saturday (26 November) for a community Christmas Fair hosted by the Port of Tilbury and Tilbury Riverside Project.

The event had local stall holders selling interesting festive arts and crafts, and the Tilbury Riverside Project serviced mince pies and drinks. A raffle was held which raised £700 which will be donated to the Tilbury Riverside Project and the Seafarers charity. There was also a performance of Christmas carols conducted by the Creative Blast Performing Arts Academy which put everyone into the festive mood.

Paul Dale, Asset & Site Director at The Port of Tilbury, said: "It's always a pleasure to open-up the Cruise Terminal at this time of year for people to come and have a festive drink, a mince pie and a catch up. My thanks to the stallholders, Creative Blast and everyone who came along and supported the event."

Tilbury Riverside Project chair Les Morgan said: "The Christmas fair was a great event which was very well attended by local people. It was so nice to have a sit down and catch up with people in person over a mince pie. We are grateful for the donation to our Project from the raffle too as it means we can arrange more events for the local community to enjoy in the future."

     

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