Rochdale ‘Woman of the Year’ nominations invited

Date published: 22 March 2017


Nominations for Rochdale ‘Woman of the Year’ for 2017 are open.

The winner of which will be announced at the ‘Women of Rochdale’ Luncheon which will take place in the Main Hall of Rochdale Town Hall on Friday 28 April.

The Luncheon, held annually for Springhill Hospice in celebration of the Women of Rochdale, also honours the woman who, initially through public nominations and then by final analysis by the ‘Women of Rochdale’ Committee, is considered to have contributed the most to the community of Rochdale.

Guest Speaker at the event will be marketing consultant, broadcaster, writer, voiceover artist, speaker and mum, Rachel Agnew.

Rachel was one of the Loose Women, and has been a contributor on This Morning, Sky News and BBC Breakfast. In addition, she is often heard discussing many and varied topical issues on The Jeremy Vine Show on BBC Radio 2.

Annie Moran, events co-ordinator at Springhill Hospice, said: “This event is the perfect excuse to get dressed up, get together with friends and enjoy an elegant afternoon all whilst raising money for Springhill Hospice. You’ll be treated to a fabulous Prosecco drinks reception, a delicious three course meal as well as being able to indulge in some products on our markets stalls.

“Tickets for the ‘Women of Rochdale’ Luncheon are £37 per person, and can be purchased on the website at www.springhill.org.uk/woman-of-rochdale. “This is one of our most popular events, so I would ask ladies to get in touch as soon as possible.”

The criteria for choosing your nominee are as follows:

  • She is an ‘unsung’ hero in the community.
  • She must work or live in the Borough of Rochdale.
  • She must be on the electoral roll.
  • She has not already received a Royal award.

You can also make your nomination online: https://springhill.org.uk/woman-of-rochdale

The closing date for nominations to be received is Wednesday 29 March.

 

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