The Swan Inn in Carleton will host a fun day this weekend.
The “Sunday Funday” will take place on Sunday, 14th September, from 1 pm to 6 pm.
The event is in support of the Homeless Not Hopeless charity.
Attendees can enjoy a carvery, with bookings recommended directly through The Swan Inn.
Games and activities will be hosted suitable for all ages, a raffle with prizes donated by local businesses, and a bouncy castle for children.
The pub is encouraging people to donate items for the homeless charity including:
- Men's and women’s clothing
- Tents
- Food
- Pet supplies, including dog and cat food
Individuals interested in donating raffle prizes are also encouraged to get in touch with the organisers.
The event aims to provide a family-friendly environment while raising support and resources for Homeless Not Hopeless.

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