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Charity Golf Day

The 3rd Allen Tomas & Co Financial Management Ltd Charity Golf day was held on Friday 14th September at Heacham Manor.

Organisers and Directors Ben Allen and Michael Crisp said "We had a fantastic day, the weather held and all that entered enjoyed the Golf and the well deserved hog roast afterwards. We are delighted to announce we raised £2,100. This will be split equally between the Norfolk Hospice and the Stroke Unit at Queen Elizabeth Hospital (West Raynham Patient and Equipment Fund). We chose the charities based on experience of personal family treatment from the QE staff and our recent visit to the Norfolk Hospice’s purpose built facility at Hillington, which has cemented our admiration of what has been achieved here during the 5 years of our ongoing charitable support".

The format for the golf event was team friendly Texas Scramble, which all the guests enjoyed thoroughly. First place went to Ward Gethin Archer Solicitors led by Chris Dewey, second place to Home Instead Senior Care led by Tom McEwan and third place to Ward Gethin Archer Solicitors II led by James Macwhirter. Special mention goes to Cliff Kendle, Sally Sketcher, Dave Smith and Steve Leman for all winning E H Prior & Sons vouchers for their longest drive and nearest the pin success.

Ben and Michael, would like to thank summer intern Molly Sands and employees Chloe Drew and Lisa Perkins for their support, Heacham Manor (in particular Edd Howes and Karren) for its co-operation and all those who took part including the following companies for their donations and support; Ward Gethin Archer Solicitors, Home Instead Senior Care, Interestates Europe, James Johnson & Co, Agrifac UK and Michael Moore of Broadside Finance Ltd.


Location: St Nicholas Court, Church Ln, Dersingham, King's Lynn PE31 6GZ, UK

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