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1. Bia’s Great Afternoon Tea 94


FOR MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT Local businesses were at the heart of a charity event in Leamington in September which raised more than £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.


Bia’s Great Afternoon Tea was organised by foodie champion and host of Bia’s Kitchen Show, Bia Rodrigues-Perry, in association with Whittle’s at Binswood and Warwickshire Gin Company.


The event, which formed part of Macmillan Coffee Morning’s annual September fundraising campaign, was also supported by a host of other south Warwickshire businesses. Photo’s by Dave Perry Photography.


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Bianca Rodrigues-Perry with David Blick.


Violinist Eleanor Jeans.


Andressa Ferraz, Melissa Thompson- Rowlands, Maria Odele Todorov & Valeria Guimaraes.


Anja Koserski, David Blick, Bianca Rodrigues-Perry, Mike Scott & Kirsty Leahy.


Patricia Souto, Julia Souto, Julie Stoddart, Nicola Beaumont, Nicola Montgomery & Mica Pinczuk.


Sue Cressman, Tiz Massey, Tracey McAtamney, Tina Lynch, Karen Massey & Amanda Chalmers.


Vitor and Isabel Cassini with Guilherme & Priscilla Arbex.


Bianca with DJ Kirsty Leahy.


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