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'anchester Air port is spread- ■ ing some extra
Christmas cheer for North West charities this year - and bringing a sea sonal music theme to the terminals. The UK's biggest
regional airport is invit ing registered charities to the landside concourses for a bumper fund-raising campaign, known as “Comfort and Joy” which is aimed at the 1.5 million passengers who will use the airport in the
run-up to the festive season, fromDecember 6th to 18th. Fund- raisers will be pro
vided with Victorian cos tumes in which to deliver traditional entertainment
to shoppers. This can include every
thing from carol singing and brass bands, to string quar tets and gospel choirs, creat ing a tru ly eye-catching spectacle! David Allinson, head of
commercial development at Manchester Airport, said: “Here in the North West
we are known for our gen erosity and willingness to help others so w’e are expect ing a very favourable response to this unique fund-raising initiative. “We are inviting local
charities to join us in offer ing a new element to our Christmas celebrations at Manchester Airport. “ I t will provide a very
pleasant environment for shoppers around the termi nal and will also raise much needed funds for some excel lent causes.”
Over the Christmas
period Manchester Air port's shops will be run ning promotions giving extra value and choice to passengers travelling dur ing the festive season. The promotion features
offers and fantastic choice with Victorian scenes cap tu r in g th e appeal of Christmases past. • Charities interested
in tak in g part in the “Comfort and Joy” cam paign should contact Natalie Ungurian or Alex Gibson, Blue Chip Mar
keting, Manchester (01618334300). Manchester Air
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some time in the New Year wondering what it was all about. And Christmas is on its way again. The shops are tilling with glitter
and gaudiness. Radio and television are advertising special holiday programmes. Pubs, hotels and restaurants are decorated with tinsel and trees. Menus are full of turkey, pudding, mince pies, crackers and cream. Children are getting wilder with excitement by the minute, and the air is filled with growing expectation that even the most cyn ical must admit to. It's all so traditional, so predictable, so - what? It is at such a time that you begin wondering if it's all worth the
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