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Ashby law firm to host charity fashion sale with high street bargains

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Ashby-based Fisher's Law is inviting local residents to a charity fashion sale, offering the chance to pick up high street clothing at discounted prices while supporting a good cause.

The event will take place at the local rugby club on Monday, 9 November, with a wide selection of women's clothing available at a fraction of the usual retail price.

Organised in partnership with SOS Charity Fashion Shows, the sale will feature clothing from well-known high street brands, giving shoppers the opportunity to grab a bargain while raising money for charity.

With winter approaching, there will be plenty of seasonal clothing on offer, making it an ideal opportunity to refresh your wardrobe or get a head start on Christmas shopping.

A small ticket fee will apply, with all ticket proceeds going to charity.

A spokesperson for Fisher's Law said: "If you haven't experienced an SOS Charity Fashion Show before, now's your chance!

"Grab a ticket, support a great cause and shop some amazing bargains!"

The organisers are encouraging residents to book early, as places are limited.

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The event promises to be an enjoyable opportunity for the local community to come together, enjoy some shopping and support a worthwhile cause.

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