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Actor Peter Egan to compere evening for animal welfare charity

PUBLISHED: 15:39 29 September 2016 | UPDATED: 16:04 29 September 2016

Peter Egan is compering at Burgh House. Picture: Ian West

Peter Egan is compering at Burgh House. Picture: Ian West

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Actor and active animal welfare campaigner Peter Egan will compere a sparkling fundraising evening in aid of Mayhew International at Burgh House

The evening will include drinks, nibbles and a raffle and is timed to coincide with World Animal Day celebrations.

There will be entertainment by The Kate Daniels Jazz Quartet featuring Alec Dankworth on bass and John Horler on piano.

– The event is taking place on Sunday at 6.30pm at Burgh House. Tickets are £15, including a glass of fizz. Email zoes@mayhewanimalhome.org to join.

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