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Food students raise cash for stab victim
9:34am Friday 21st March 2008
Runshaw College's Foxholes Brasserie has raised more than £80 for the fund set up for Chorley stab victim Jessica Knight.
As part of their course the level three students have to plan, market and supervise a theme event.
The events have included The Blitz', Saturday Night Fever' and a Medieval Evening'.
Last year they raised more than £1,500 for various charities and their most recent Beach Party theme raised £87.82 for the Jessica fund.
Foxholes Brasserie is a training restaurant at the back of Runshaw College, Langdale Road, Leyland.
The non-profit organisation gives local students the opportunity to develop their skills in a friendly working environment where they can build their confidence and self esteem.
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