Alsters Kelley renew their support of the Save the Children Christmas Fair

Coventry and Warwickshire law firm Alsters Kelley LLP is again supporting Save the Children’s Christmas Fair at Leamington Town Hall, now in its eighth year.

The Fair will be staged on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th November and has attracted exhibitors from near and far.  A total of 60 exhibitors have booked space, many of them for the first time.   Although many are local craftsmen and women, others are travelling from as far afield as Oakham in Rutland and Beccles in Suffolk– an indication of the growing stature and popularity of the event.

They will be selling a wide range of unique gifts including handmade chocolates, Christmas decorations, African beadwork, skincare products, sports memorabilia, handmade Christmas crackers,  puzzles and games, stained glass gifts, woodturning products, brightly coloured Peruvian handicrafts, glove puppets and soft toys.

There will be a giant tombola, a raffle (with a first prize of a three night weekend break for six in a beautiful Cotswold cottage) and refreshments will be available throughout both days.

The Fair is open from 10am to 4pm on Saturday 14th and 11am to 5pm on Sunday 15th, when an added attraction will be the Yuletide Market on the Parade and the Christmas Light Switch-On.   Admission to the Fair is free although donations are welcome.

Cathy Wahlberg, Operations and Finance Member at Alsters Kelley LLP said:  “We are delighted to be supporting this event once again and are pleased to see it go from strength to strength.  Save the Children is a well respected charity supporting some of the most deprived and disposed of the world’s children and the local branch do a great job in raising funds to support this vital work”.

Ann Bailey, Secretary of the Leamington, Warwick & Kenilworth branch of Save the Children, who is organising the Fair, said: “We are delighted to have secured the support of Alsters Kelley again.   We hope this year’s Fair will be the best to date as there is an exciting mix of first time exhibitors and those who have been with us before.  The Fair offers an ideal place for Christmas shopping – all under one roof.  For the last two years we have attracted over 3,000 visitors and hope for even more this year”.