02:11AM, Friday 08 March 2013
A double whammy of village events will help provide a special treat for a lad with cerebral palsy.
Both events will help raise money for a sensory garden with activities room that villager Holly Macbeth hopes to provide at home for her nine-year-old son Spencer.
Holly and Spencer live at St Peter's Close.
The forthcoming events are a coffee morning and raffle at Old Windsor's guide headquarters in Straight Road - happening on Friday, March 22 from 9am to noon and an auction of promises and treats at Old Windsor Club in St Luke's Road, on Saturday, April 27 at 8pm.
Holly said: "We are fundraising to make Spencer a sensory garden with an activities room, an upstairs chair and an iPad with a rubber case.
"We have had a great response from local people and businesses with some great lots already."
You can contact Holly by emailing holly.macbeth@virginmedia.com
Editor's Picks
Most read
Top Articles
An independent report into a Conservative councillor has found a breach of the Royal Borough’s code of conduct in a document seen by the Advertiser.
All lines are closed between London Paddington and Reading due to a person being hit by a train.
Further details have been revealed over how many trains will be running in Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead during planned rail strikes later this month.
© Copyright 2022 Baylis Media Limited All right reserved
