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PACT to host family garden party at GBBO’s Welford Park

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Friday, July 18, 2025 6:21 am
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PACT is bringing a family garden party to the grounds of Welford Park, home of the Great British Bake Off, in September. Picture: Des Blenkinsopp via WIkimedia Commons

PACT is bringing a family garden party to the grounds of Welford Park, home of the Great British Bake Off, in September. Picture: Des Blenkinsopp via WIkimedia Commons

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A CHARITY supporting children and families is set to host an event at one of the UK’s most famous estates.

Parents and Children Together (PACT) is bringing a family garden party to the grounds of Welford Park, home of the Great British Bake Off.

As well as supporting the charity’s work, guests will get the rare chance to see the gardens of Welford Park in the summer.

There will also be live music provided by Mia Mirch and Jaden M, plenty of fun children’s games and activities, and delicious cakes and refreshments, as well as the opportunity to enter PACT’s summer raffle and to hear more about the impact of PACT’s vital work.

PACT Chief Executive Natausha van Vliet said: “This is our fourth annual garden party and we are extremely grateful to the team at Welford Park for generously offering us their grounds as our stunning venue this year.

“Please do join us for a very special afternoon to support the vital work PACT does every day supporting adoptive families and helping women facing multiple disadvantages and children who are healing from trauma.”

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The Family Garden Party in aid of PACT will take place on Wednesday, September 3, from 2.30pm-5.30pm at Welford Park.

Adult tickets cost £25, with accompanying children going free.

More details and tickets are available via: pactcharity.org/support-us

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