Have Lunch with Heather Mills

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010, 15:58 | Lifestyle | 0 Comments |

Charity campaigner and activist, Heather Mills will be appearing at the LOROS Autumn Lunch this September.

Heather will be speaking in the Premiership Suite at Leicester Tigers’ Welford Road Ground on Wednesday September 29th. The arrival time is 12pm for a 12.30pm lunch. After the three course meal, a raffle and auction will also take place.

Following Heather’s talk there will be a question and answers session with the chance for guests to put their queries to the United Nations Association Goodwill Ambassador.

A non-nonsense straight talker, Heather speaks from the heart and is not afraid to tell it like it is. She campaigned for over 15 years to raise funds and awareness whilst working to rid the world of landmines.

The event is open to everyone. Tickets cost £45 each or £420 for a table of ten.

For further information please contact the LOROS Fundraising Department on 0116 2318431.

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