Rickmansworth Holds Its 14th Annual Pancake Race!

Thursday, 5 February 2015 13:43

Help support Watford Mencap by joining them in the 14th Annual Pancake Race!

Watford Mencap works with people with learning disabilities, their families and carers, and currently has a service user and carer base of 800 people. Although affiliated to Royal Mencap, Watford Mencap is an independent self-financing local charity supporting people with a learning disability in Watford, Three Rivers and Hertsmere.

The 14th Annual Pancake Race along Rickmansworth High Street will take place at 11.00am on Shrove Tuesday (Tuesday 17th February). Teams are invited back to the Coach & Horses for the prize presentation and a complimentary lunch. The entry fee is £80.00 per team of 4 and proceeds will go to Watford Mencap.

For more information or a registration form please visit Watford Mencap or contact Carol on 01923 713622 or email CTunstall@watfordmencap.org.uk

(Source: Watford Mencap)

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