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Bar Broadway raise £300 for Royal British Legion

Bar Broadway in Steine Street marked Remembrance Sunday last month (November 12), with a fundraising benefit, raising £300 for the Royal British Legion. Jennie Castell hosted the evening, singing standards from the 30’s and 40’ from her wartime show, to a very appreciative audience.

Bar Broadway in Steine Street marked Remembrance Sunday last month (November 12), with a fundraising benefit, raising £300 for the Royal British Legion.

Jennie Castell hosted the evening, singing standards from the 30’s and 40’ from her wartime show, to a very appreciative audience.

Some of the staff and customers dressed in military costume which added to the ambiance of the evening.

Michael McGarrigle, one of the owners of Bar Broadway has worked as a costume supervisor on the TV show Benidorm for the last five years. He raffled off some memorabilia from the show given only to the crew, including a large beach towel with the Benidorm logo on it, a sarong with the Benidorm logo and a limited edition bottle of Cava which staff were given to celebrate the shows 50th episode.

Michael, said: “It was a brilliant night and I would like to thank everyone for coming along and supporting such as great cause.”

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Bar Broadway raise £300 for Royal British Legion

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