The White Tips

The Works presents 'Something To Remember' The Works, Aylesbury & Market Square Sunday 7th October 10:00 to 18:00 🎤LIVE MUSIC 🎤 🍦FOOD SERVED ALL DAY🍦 🎡INFLATABLES 🎡 🎨ENTERTAINMENT 🎨 THE WORKS are putting on their first outdoor event in the Market Square, Aylesbury in memory of Charlie Dunne. 'Something To Remember' is FREE to attend and EVERYONE is welcome! —————————————————————— MUSIC 🎸Callow Saints 🎤Mike Carroll Sing-Along Classics 🎷AGS Jazz Band 🎸The White Tips 🎤 Tanya Travers 🎤 Lashayah Byfield 🎵DJ Paul Williams ❗️PLUS MORE ACTS TO BE ANNOUNCED FOOD & DRINK 🐷Hog Roast In Waffles 🥞Pancakes 🍦Ice Cream 🥛Milkshakes 🍰Livia’s Sweet Treats ENTERTAINMENT 🥊 Box with the DeLick Academy 📸 Selfie Booth 🤼‍♂️ Gladiator Arena ➰ Bungee Run 🛷 Jumbo Slide 🎨 Arts & Crafts 🎨 Face Painting 🥁 Raffle Lots more information to be announced, please stay tuned! The Works Family are looking forward to seeing you all there - we hope you can make what will be a very special day. —————————————————————— If you would like to be involved in our event, then please send an email to Matt - aylesbury@eatattheworks.co.uk —————————————————————— The Reason Why Charlie had a very simple but tragic accident while on holiday in Devon, and sadly died on July 11th. He had always been a lively, inquisitive and friendly young man, who enjoyed being involved in activities at Aylesbury Grammar School, Aylesbury Rugby club and the Scouting association. The event in Market Square is to celebrate Charlies life and help raise funds for two charities, who's work and purpose were influential to Charlie . Every year Charlie enjoyed holidays in Devon and often interacted with the life guards on the beach. Ironically the life guards on the beach were there to try and save Charlie's life moments after his accident. So for this reason the first Charity chosen to support is the Life guards at Croyde Beach via the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Whilst at Aylesbury Grammar School Charlie was able to get involved with the Malawi initiative, which involved fund raising to supporting a School in Malawi. Charlie's fund raising went towards putting a roof on the infant school and providing new mattresses for the dormitories. He was also lucky enough to go to Malawi and help implement these improvements for the children attending the school. This experience profoundly influenced Charlie and made him realise how lucky he was. Charlie truly believed that with the correct support and direct hands on action monies raised would really benefit communities in rural Malawi to make a actual difference and leave a lasting legacy which hopefully will benefit many lives and outcomes. If you are unable to make the event, but want to donate towards Charlie’s two charities, then you can do so here. https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/theworkscharliedunne?utm_term=548XGYzqE