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Riverside’s coffee morning fundraiser for Ukraine

April 12, 2022
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THE Riverside Club is hosting a coffee morning fundraiser next week for Ukraine.

At the event on Saturday 16th April, Melksham Shed will be selling craft items made by them; and there will be antiques, collectables, books and much more from the home of Janet and Brian Relfe, who will also be donating the proceeds to the Ukraine appeal (as well as clearing some space in their house!)  

There will also be refreshments and cakes on sale, and music to entertain. 

The coffee morning fundraiser is on Saturday 16th April, in the Riverside Club, Bath Road, from 10am to 1pm. 

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