Sussex Life Food and Drink Awards 2018
26/10/2018
On Thursday 26 October, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex supported the Sussex Life Food and Drink Awards 2018. The evening was a celebration of local businesses and their achievements throughout the year.
We were absolutely delighted to have sponsored the main award of Sussex Life Hero, and to present this award to Dr Tony Whitbread of Sussex Wildlife Trust.
The event, held at the beautifully decorated Grand Hotel in Brighton, was a huge success and we were delighted that some of our valued customers were able to join the celebrations. A prize draw on the evening helped to raise money for the charity Chestnut Tree House and one lucky winner won a Porsche Driving Experience.
A huge congratulations to the winners and finalists of the Sussex Life Food and Drink Awards 2018, for their well-deserved prizes and nominations.
Please contact us on 01444 242 911 for more information about the charities we support and our upcoming events.
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