Tickets for Sunset Festival are on sale from today via Eventbrite.
To purchase your ticket follow this link : https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hunstanton-sunset-festival-tickets-52325588243
Hope to see you all there
Tickets for Sunset Festival are on sale from today via Eventbrite.
To purchase your ticket follow this link : https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hunstanton-sunset-festival-tickets-52325588243
Hope to see you all there
Thanks to Gary Pearson Photography and Dilbert Chestnut for these amazing photo from Hunstanton Roundtable Fireworks tonight.
The Stereotypes are pleased to be supporting this great Festival in the summer of 2019. The festival runs from the 19th until the 21st of July 2019. The Stereotypes will be performing 7-9pm on the Friday night.
The Stereotypes perform the biggest anthems of the 90’s and 00’s Indie and Britpop scenes!
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Roundtable do more!
Playing all day
If you have KLFM 96.7 in your car, on the app or visit their website on
And find out more about Jaxson and how Roundtable have helped.
Hunstanton Roundtable have traditionally had someone run the Marathon on behalf of The Norfolk Hospice, when I joined Roundtable I immediately put myself forward. What they do is simply amazing and to have the opportunity to run for them is fantastic for me.
I’m raising money for The Norfolk Hospice because they are committed to providing outstanding care for people in the local community living with life-shortening illnesses and to their carers, family and friends including bereavement support.
The support they provide is tailored to the individual, encompassing their physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs in an understanding, caring and compassionate way, ensuring dignity is maintained throughout.
Care is delivered at the Hospice’s purpose-built facility in Hillington, either in the Inpatient Unit, Day Therapy Unit or via one-to-one sessions at the Hospice. Care is also provided in people’s own homes.
The current services cost over £2million per year to run; the NHS funds only 35% of this, with the majority coming from the support of local groups, businesses and individuals.
It’s a great cause, and your donation will help them achieve even more. Donating is easy, quick and secure.
Please share with friends and family on Facebook and Twitter – and elsewhere – so I can reach my target and together we can help The Norfolk Hospice provide even more care for people in the local community.
Thank you!
Good morning all…
We would like your support to help Ed reach his target for his fundraising.
If you can spare £5 or anything, please follow the link to donate..
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/edward-napolitano?utm_id=107&utm_term=NZX6Bb5K5
As you may be aware Round Table organise the Hunstanton Firework Display and the Christmas Swim, both of which raise many thousands of pounds, all of which is donated to good causes in the local area. We have also coming up for next year the Hunstanton Sunset Festival.
We have various sponsorship packages available all of which we believe offer an excellent opportunity for you to promote your business whilst also supporting local good causes.
We have: Cliff top Fireworks
Christmas Day Swim
Sunset Festival
and Road Trip
On top of the packages all sponsors will also be promoted via our social media accounts and website as well as our dedicated Sunset Festival twitter and Facebook accounts and website.
As members of Round Table we give our time free of charge and EVERY penny we raise is donated. If you would like to know where we have donated recently then details can be found on our twitter or Facebook pages.
If you believe that a sponsorship package would be of interest to you then please contact me by email to contact@hunstantonroundtable.co.uk or to discuss your involvement in any of the events we hold throughout the year.
As most of you will be aware we have supported The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House for the passed 9 years by nominating someone to run the London Marathon.
Last night we welcomed Glenn in to the ‘elite’ core of ‘heroes’ that have run the marathon. Welcome to the club Glenn.
Unfortunately 2 of our other members who’ve run the marathon couldn’t be in last nights updated marathon runners picture, Neil Wells and Dave Daly.
Looks like there’s a few boys keen to do next years marathon already, could there be more than 1 wanting to step up to the plate, you’ll have to watch this space…
Last night we hosted our AGM at Heacham Manor hotel, where we looked back on another successful year in table and we look forward to the upcoming year.
As is customary during the AGM there are a series of awards given out to Tablers.
The following awards were awarded to:
Scott Davis – David Legge Salver (Hardest Working Tabler)
Ben Collins – Cock Up Cup
Glenn Perkins – Nicest Tabler
Gary Waddison – Victor Lodorum Sports Trophy
Joe Bates – Tablers Tabler of the Year
Congratulations to all the winners.
We also saw the change in chairman and would like to say well done to Jack O’Donnell the outgoing chairman on a successful but very difficult year, and we welcome our new chairman Ben Collins. Matt Hallard will be supporting Ben in his new role as Vice-Chairman, good luck gentlemen.
We would also again like to thank our 3 outgoing members as they departHunstanton and District Round Table 615, Joe Bates, Andrew Bingham and Andrew Searle, we can’t thank you all enough for the effort and commitment you guys have shown over your long years in Table. Andrew Bingham will be staying on this year as new chairman Ben Collins has asked him to be his president for this year, so we’re stuck with him for another year!!
We’re all looking forward to making this year great, with all your support we can make a difference in the local community where it’s needed.
Don’t forget if you or someone you know needs help in any way please get in touch with us.
Congratulations to our outgoing member Joe Bates for winning Round Table’s Area Tabler of the Year at last weeks area AGM.
Joe was given this award for all his years of hard work and dedication to Round Table and especially for organising last years Sunset Festival.
Round Table has been a massive part of Joe’s life for 17 years and the values instilled in him have been passed on to us all and the newer younger members over the last few years. If we can show and give as muchpassion as he has to Table then our table can only get better and grow in my opinion.
We’re all sad to see you go, but you’ll still be there in the background to call on when we need some help or guidance and we’ll be seeing you at the “Chuck-Out” in a couple of weeks where all 3 of you will be given a great and fitting send off.