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A Great Big Christmas Thank You to every one that helped #LightupWednesfield

Thank you to everyone that pledged to Light Up Wednesfield

This year local community group Hands on Wednesfield, alongside ourselves and the Wednesfield Magazine ran a successful crowdfunding campaign to help ensure improve the Christmas Lights on the High Street, and return a living tree to the village next year.

These are the people that we’d all like to thank for their pledges.

Business Pledges

Varlowe Industrial Services
Bentley Bridge Leisure & Land Securities
Long Knowle Neighbourhood Watch Group
Wednesfield Rotary Club
ALK Print LTD
Robin Tinsley and TinsleyNET
Kier Living
Long Knowle Community Association
Ashmore Park CA
Cllr Paula Brookfield and the Wednesfield South Councillors
Cllr Mary & Phil Bateman, Wednesfield North Councillors
Wednesfield History Society Volunteers
Long Knowle Dance Group
Wednesfield Community Association
Magair Wolverhampton Ltd

Anonymous (£200)

Click on the images to view our sponsors.

Family & Couples Pledges

The Williams Family, Stu, Lindsey, Katrina, Erika & Elizabeth,
Ann & Derek Wood
James, Steph and Jordan Clarke

Individual Pledges

Maureen Smith
Peter Trainer
Joan Green
Dawn Lewis
Anna Gillespie
Simon Hamilton
Jackie Harrison
Michael Harley
Patricia Fullwood
Lori Ridgway
Joanna Watson
Jessica Harrison
Laura Robinson
Taryna Peers
Rachel Green
Debbie Kent
Margaret Parkes
Carrieann Ryan
Emma Sullivan
Angela Hall
Pat Goodhead
Olwyn Dimmack
Bernadette Hennelly
Derek Tomlinson

Can we also extend a thank you to all the Hands on Wednesfield volunteers who’s idea this was and Wolverhampton City Council, in particular Highways Operations Manager, Alan Johnson who was so open to working with the community.

 

The lights will be being switched on Thursday 24th November, with an event packed full of entertainment starting at 4pm. 

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