Pub raffles giant Easter egg to raise funds for South Dalton village hall (From York Press)
Get in touch: send your photos, videos, news & views by texting YORK to 80360 or send an email»
Fundraising fun RSS Feed Send your news, pictures & videos
Pub raffles giant Easter egg to raise funds for South Dalton village hall
11:22am Thursday 14th March 2013 in Fundraising fun
James Mackenzie, the chef-owner of the Pipe and Glass Inn at South Dalton, who makes a giant Easter egg each year which is raffled to raise funds for the village hall
East Yorkshire’s only Michelin-starred restaurant, The Pipe And Glass Inn, has created an Easter egg that weighs in at 20kg of chocolate to raise funds for the community in its home village.
Chef-owner James Mackenzie has made a spectacular decorated egg and is raffling the eggstra-ordinary prize to raise funds for the village hall in South Dalton.
Tickets for the raffle cost £2 each, or three for £5.
Tickets must be bought before 6pm on Easter Sunday, March 31. The prize draw will take place that evening.
The giant Easter egg has become a tradition since 2006, when James and his wife Kate took over the Pipe And Glass, raising thousands of pounds for the village hall.
To buy a raffle ticket, phone 01430 810246, or call in to the pub during opening hours.
