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The Moth Ball

Address

The Belfry, Lichfield Road
Wishaw
Sutton Coldfield
West Midlands
B76 9PR

Contact

Tel : 0300 500 0405

Wondered what to do with your wedding dress after the big day? Got a worn-once bridesmaid dress desperate for an outing?

Now's your chance to dust off your wedding attire and wear again at the Moth Ball in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support!

Due to the success of last years fundraising ball, the ladies only event is set to be bigger and better than last year!

Hosted by presenters of the JD show on Free radio, the evening includes:

•Three course dinner

•Entertainment from Olly Murs and Michael Buble tribute acts

•Disco and dancing

•Tickets are just £39 per person

•Or £79 per person to include an overnight stay

So grab your dress, grab your friends and book your tickets today by calling 0300 500 0405.

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Directions

By Road

By Road: From M42 junction 9, follow signs to The Belfry on A446.

By Public Transport

By Public Transport: 6 miles from Birmingham International train station and Birmingham airport.

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