Wells Rotary Club Christmas dinner for the lonely is hailed a success
By Guest 16th Jul 2021
By Guest 16th Jul 2021
Christmas can be a lonely time of year, but at noon on Christmas Day, people started arriving at Heads Up in South Horrington, for a time of festive fun.
Greeted with a glass of bubbly and a warm welcome, people who would otherwise be by themselves for Christmas Day celebrated in style.
"I've had this idea for a while," said Jean Moakes of Wells Rotary Club, "and this year, with the help of some friends from Rotary, we've done it."
Local shops and hotels donated food, drink and decorations. Members of Wells Rotary Club, staff at Heads Up and their families gave up their time to prepare the Christmas lunch and provide entertainment.
Local chef Paul Jeffrey and his son, Max, prepared the food. Even Father Christmas
heard about it and brought a sack full of presents for everyone. After an afternoon that was enjoyed by all, guests returned home with magic memories. And for 2020? "Watch this space..." said Jean. Wells Rotary Club would like to thank everyone who helped make this such a special Christmas Day by giving their time and by providing the ingredients. Browns Garden Centre: Christmas treeBurns the Bread: Christmas puddings and mince pies
Cadeaux: tea lightsCrown Hotel: wine
Father Christmas: for making a detourGriffiths butchers: Turkey and pigs in blankets
Lynsey Kelly: flowers for the tablesNatasha Mears and family: Christmas presents
Mike Pullin: cheeseSwan Hotel: table cloths
Tesco: GroceriesJulian Vagg: Marks and Spencer hamper
Waitrose: the vegetablesAlan at Wells Golf Club: cooking the turkey and pigs in blankets
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