Street Party set fair with huge raffle prize bonanza

Our gardens may be desperate for rain after a scorching start to autumn in London, but the rather cooler weather with some sunny periods forecast for Saturday (17th September) should be just fine for the annual Street Party. Don't just rely on the weather and the entertainment on offer when deciding whether to come to the Play Street, just take a look at the range of raffle prizes on offer, all donated by local businesses.

2016 ATA Street Party raffle prizes

Meal for two with bottle of house wine donated by The Guildford Arms

Meal for two with bottle of house wine at Davy’s Wine Vaults

Meal for two with bottle of house wine donated by Zeytin Turkish restaurant

Meal for two and bottle of wine donated by the Richard I pub

Meal for two with bottle of house wine at the Prince of Greenwich pub

Dinner for two to the value of £40 (excluding drinks) at Kitcho

Meal and glass of wine for two donated by Baba’s Café & Bar

Three bottles of fine Italian wine donated by Davy’s Wine Shop

2 x Fish and Chip suppers for two donated by The Golden Chippy

2 x £10 dry cleaning vouchers donated by Vina Launderette & Dry Cleaners

Dry cleaning vouchers donated by Soma Dry Cleaning

Two cream teas donated by Royal Teas

Bottle of Argentinian red wine and jar of Dulce de Leche milk caramel spread donated by Buenos Aires Cafe

Family ticket to a forthcoming performance donated by Greenwich Theatre

Two cinema tickets donated by Greenwich Picturehouse

Tea/coffee and cakes or pastries for two at Al Pancino deli and café

An electrical item donated by Hane Services

A £30 voucher for pilates classes run by Ellie Brown

Ten free digital prints at Snappie Studios

The raffle, along with the food stall, is one of the main fund raisers for the Ashburnham Triangle Association. And all surplus funds from the Street Party will, as usual, go towards good causes in and around the Triangle and, of course, help to buy or hire equipment for next year.  
Neil Sinclair
 

Barbara and Maureen  (right) on the raffle stall