Seaford Young Mayor’s Christmas Magic Success! – Seahaven FM News

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The Young Mayor of Seaford; James Jenkins was delighted to be involved in this years wonderful Christmas Magic event held on Saturday 7^th December.

James and the Deputy Young Mayor; Chanel Pritchard had a stall in the High Street. The stall was a great success and visitors thoroughly enjoyed the tombola and pick a gold straw draw.

James and Chanel were extremely thankful to local business owners who generously donated some wonderful prizes. Some of the grand prizes included a large hamper from Morrisons, a coach trip for 2 from Premier Travel, Children’s Sunglasses from Barraclough’s, meal vouchers from various restaurants and many more.

A total amount of £384.00 was raised which will go towards James’ campaign to install 3 more Water Bottle Refill Stations along Seaford Promenade.

James is also hosting a quiz night on Friday 17^{^th} January at The View at Seaford Head. To book tickets please call 01323 894870 or email admin@seafordtowncouncil.co.uk

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