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St Luke's Hospice 'It's a Knockout'

From: 12 July 2008

To: 12 July 2008

Totley Primary School Sunnyvale Road Totley

St Luke's Hospice 'It's a Knockout'

Held at Totley Primary School

Teams of 10 battle it out to raise money.

Remember that great 1970's TV show?

You will never laugh so hard!

Using props based on the originals from the popular 1970’s TV show, teams from across Sheffield will be raising money for St Luke’s, Sheffield’s only hospice by competing in the
Hospice’s second annual "It’s a Knockout" for the title of “St Luke’s Champion 2008”.

It’s a Knockout is a really fun event, brilliant for team building or even just for a crazy, entertaining day.

Come along, you are guaranteed one of the most memorable fundraising events you have ever attended

There will even be activities
A BBQ and drinks at low prices
You can make a day of it.

Bring the family!

Admission is free Tickets available from:

St Luke's Hospice
Little Common Lane
Abbey Lane
Sheffield
S11 9NE

Phone: 0114 236 9911

Totley Primary School
Sunnyvale Road
Totley
Sheffield
S17 4FB

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