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The Living Room, Victoria Street has extended the very popular 50% off food offer (terms and conditions apply) until 7th February.....
MAKE THE MOST OF THE OFFER AND PRINT OUT THE VOUCHER BELOW
http://www.blackhouse.uk.com/promotions?offercode=42
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Thanks to everyone who supported the annual CHPR Charity Christmas Lunch at GUSTO Albert Dock. A riotous afternoon in aid of Wirral Witches, superbly hosted by Peter Price, who was joined by Simon Ross for the raffle. A three course Christmas lunch, the Good Times band, Peter Price a DJ and a photo-booth complete with fancy dress clothing and props ensured that over 170 people had a fantastic afternoon of festive fun whilst raising £2,000 for Wirral Witches.
Yaffe Fusion Art hosted a Christmas shopping event at Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa last week, in support of the Marina Dalglish Appeal. The event was sponsored by Oliver Steer Interior Design. Ladies were treated to a champagne reception, luxury shopping stalls, a two course lunch plus fashion shows from Philip Armstrong Couture and Sidi & Tim Childrenswear.
Forty Five of Liverpool's business women attending a networking lunch at the Living Room, Victoria Street, last week.
A drink on arrival and a set lunch menu allowed the ladies who attended to network with likeminded people from the Liverpool business community.
A relaxed atmosphere, and a fabulous group of ladies ensured that those who attended enjoyed a lovely lunch - and made a few more contacts as well!
Limited places available....
Lunch, topical presentation and Q+A session with former Secretary of State and Lord Chancellor at Liverpool's prestigious Athenaeum Club
Friday 30th October 2009
12 pm - 3 pm
Tickets £40
The Athenaeum
Church Alley, Liverpool, L1 3DD
Stylish Chester Bar and Restaurant the Blackhouse Grill hosted the second Cheshire Witches (Women in Touch with Claire Houes) Ladies Lunch last week. The glitzy event, 'It's Showtime' organised by Cheshire Witch Zoe Bock raised almost £1,100 for Claire House Children's Hospice.
The event showcased make-up and skincare products from Estee Lauder (assisted by the inimitable Christine Cartwright), ladies and gents beauty from Chester based MANKIND, the latest luxury ranges from Jo Malone, and stunning ladies wear from De Keyser, various pieces from the Vintage Shop, Chique Jewellery, and stunning photography from Dave Williams as well as wraps from Hridaya and flowers from Acacia Florist.
Fantastic food and signature cocktails ensured that the ladies of Chester enjoyed an informative and entertaining lunch, whilst raising funds for Claire House.
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Carolyn Hughes is Managing Director of Carolyn Hughes PR based in Liverpool city centre and lives in the heart of the city’s docklands. Carolyn set up CHPR, a creative consultancy specialising in consumer, entertainment, fashion, retail, leisure, celebrity and business public relations as well as events and all forms of network marketing in 2000 and has some of coolest clients in the city in her portfolio.
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