Hospitality Action hosts tour of gardens at Highgrove

22nd March 2011, 9:30am

Industry charity Hospitality Action is offering guests the opportunity to take part in a special dining experience, afternoon tea and a tour of the HRH The Prince of Wales' gardens at Highgrove in May.

The event, taking place on 10 May, will raise important funds for both The Prince's Charities Foundation and Hospitality Action.

The 90-minute tour will enable guests to view the grounds of Highgrove which His Royal Highness has spent almost 30 years cultivating. It promotes organic principles and seasonality and is also home to the National Collection of Hostas. 

Lunch will be served at Luckham Park, one of England's top five-star hotels, and afternoon tea will be offered in Highgrove's Orchard Room.

Tickets are priced at £100 each. Contact Astrid Wears-Taylor on 020 3004 5503 or at astrid@hospitalityaction.org.uk to reserve a ticket.

Hospitality Action helps those who have worked, or are working, in the hospitality industry who faced times of crisis.

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• 15 Feb 2011 - Top chefs team up to support Hospitality Action
• 11 Jun 2010 - Hospitality Action announces trustee changes
• 22 Oct 2009 - Hospitality Action Sparkle Ball raises £80,000
• 07 Aug 2009 - Hospitality Action hosts its first night at the races
• 03 Jul 2009 - Hospitality Action arrange tour of royal grounds
• 10 Jul 2008 - Fun & foam in Liverpool with Hospitality Action
• 27 Jun 2008 - HA's fundraising dinner raises £10,000
• 19 Jun 2008 - New Hospitality Action Chairman
• 06 Jun 2008 - HA's sporting success raises £60,000
• 23 Apr 2008 - Hospitality Action returns with 'Question of Support'

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