Upcoming Events

Race Night hosted by Leamington Football Club

Everybody welcome, if you've been before you know what to expect. There are no videos to watch in this version. You can sponsor a horse in a race for just 50 pence. For a chance of a bigger prize you can buy horse or even sponsor a race. If you want to buy a horse or sponsor a race please email us a the address below.

When:	7pm, Friday 8th April
Where:	Leamington Football Club, Harbury Lane, Whitnash.
Price:	£2.00 in advance; £2.50 on the door.
Links:
For tickets and info:	Email admin@whitnashcharitabletrust.org.uk or phone 01926 739555

2012 Calendar Photograph Competiton

For 2012 we are producing a Whitnash Calendar and we want your help. We want to show Whitnash from a new and different perspective - something that shows the life and times of Whitnash today.
Of course the calendar will feature its iconic black & white houses and church, but we want something new.

Click here for terms and conditions and details about how to upload your pictures.

 

 

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Future Events

More details to follow nearer the times

Previous Events

Concert by the Royal Naval Association Male Voice Choir

Whitnash Fun Day

Over £100 raised.

Race Night

£400 raised.

Adrian Mawby running in the London Marathon

Whitnash Christmas Lights Switch On

Coffee Morning, Afternoon Tea and Cheese & Wine Evening, Tuesday, 4th August 2009

£75 was raised at this event.

Cricket Match: Whitnash Charitable Trust vs Khalsa Cricket Club,
Sunday, 23rd August 2009

Our thanks to all those who took part and watched in the charity cricket match.

Whitnash Fun Day, 17th May 2009

We had a bric-a-brac stall at the annual Whitnash Funday, the weather was
appalling, but nether-the-less people turned out to support the event where we raised around £75.