A SWINDON pub will be rocking and rolling out as it raises funds for children who suffered from the Nepal earthquake disaster.
The Hinksford Arms will host a family fun day and festival from 1pm on Saturday (June 27), with the aim of making as much money as possible for the Save the Children’s Nepal Earthquake Appeal.
A bouncy castle, fundraising stalls, raffle, auction and Nepalese food will all be part of the pub’s charity day, which will see live bands playing from 2pm.
The event will feature a variety of music to give it a "festival feel" including bands and discos carrying on until the early hours of Sunday morning.
The pub is also holding a charity bike ride for the cause starting at 10am.
A 20-mile route, which participants can ride in fancy dress, will begin in Stourport and finish at the pub, in time for the family fun day.
For more information about the pub’s bike ride, or to take part, call John Richardson on 07866 364585.
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