Winter Medical Ball, Gloucestershire

PUBLISHED: 14:38 30 January 2010 | UPDATED: 15:48 20 February 2013

Stuart Nelson, Debbie Sharples, Phil Sharples, Bernie Lee, Fiona Nelson and Gordon Lee

Health staff from around Gloucestershire attended the Winter Medical Ball at Cheltenham Town Hall. Music was provided by Malpractice and the Sick Notes. A raffle was held at the black-tie event to raise money for Cotswold...

Adam Moliver, Cecilia Batten, Neil Gayler, Karen Gayler, Hamish Roberton and Cathy Roberton

Health staff from around Gloucestershire attended the Winter Medical Ball at Cheltenham Town Hall. Music was provided by Malpractice and the Sick Notes. A raffle was held at the black-tie event to raise money for Cotswold Care Hospice with prizes from Hotel du Vin and Lower Slaughter Manor.

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