The Inaugural Annual Dinner of the Procurement Lawyers’ association was held in the ballroom of the Lansdowne Club.  The Guest of Honour was the Lord Justice Coulson, accompanied by Sue Arrowsmith Q.C., Achilles Professor of Public Procurement Law and Policy … Continue reading →

Ruth arranged a coffee morning for lots of friends to raise money for Secondary1st.  It was a great break from the morning routine and everyone had a lovely time together.

JH Mechanical Services of Stockton-on-Tees organised a Black Tie Dinner  in aid of Secondary1st.  The evening was hosted by John Foster, the radio presenter, and music for dancing was provided by Carl, Jason and Adam of V12.  All the guests … Continue reading →

Vikki organised a disco at the Harold Hill Community Centre in Essex to raise funds.  The event was sold out, the hall was full and everyone had a great time.  Vikki did a fantastic job and raised more than £1000 … Continue reading →

The wonderful Jane ran the Amsterdam Marathon six months after her daughter Heather finished the London Marathon.  The two fantastic ladies completed the two Marathons to raise money for Secondary1st.

JH Mechanical Services Limited, who have adopted Secondary1st as their Charity of the Year, ate cakes for a day to mark Breast Cancer Awareness and raise funds for the Charity. They found that cakes for breakfast and lunch are a … Continue reading →

Anne and Paul arranged a sponsored head shave to raise money for Secondary1st in honour of Anne’s sister Mary.  They both looked really great with their new hairstyles and raised £3000 for vital research.  There was a great turn out … Continue reading →

Ellen and her Mum organised a coffee morning to raise money for Secondary1st.  Everyone who came had a great time and the morning raised over £1000.

The team of Jackie’s friends and family completed this year’s Yorkshire 3 Peaks challenge in the amazing time of 11 hours 40 minutes after weeks of training and preparation.  This was a 24-mile hike over Pen-y-ghent (694m), Whernside (736m) and … Continue reading →