Biggie's Breakthrough Breast Cancer Pink Pyjama Fundraiser -

LILBiggie · Joined: 17 Nov 2007 Posts: 5

Come out and party in support of Cancer Research UK. A percentage of
all ticket sales and raffle takings are being donated to this very
worthy cause.

So don your warmest pyjamas and your fluffiest slippers, and guys,
pink might not be your colour, but we still expect to see you in your
nightwear. Of course dressing up is not compulsory, it's just a bit
more fun if you do. lol

Hope to see you there. £10 SCOOP TICKETS still available online!

Regards
Kaye Lewis
http://www.lovingitlarge.co.uk/image/promo.bmp

BIGGIE'S NIGHTCLUB
Britannia Basement Bar
20 Monument Street
London EC3R 8AJ

Doors open 9pm-3am

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