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Drink tea, eat cake and raise money for breast cancer support centre

READY, steady...bake!

Those are the words of TV presenter Sally Taylor as she invites the entire county to tea.

Sally is the face of BBC South Today and the chair of The Haven in Wessex appeal committee and today with the support of the Daily Echo she is launching the charitys 1 Million Tea Party in a bid to open the regions specialist support centre for breast cancer survivors as soon as possible.

The Haven hopes to open its doors in October now building work is under way to refurbish the grade II listed property in Titchfield. The centre will offer free support for anyone affected by breast cancer including emotional support and alternative therapies.

Already 1.5 million has been raised but to fund converting the building into a haven and initial running costs there is 1m to go and the charity needs your support.

The Haven in Wessex 1 Million Tea Party takes place from Monday, February 9 until Monday, February 16 and anything goes.

Everyone from friends to work colleagues and even builders are urged to tie up their aprons, put the kettle on and rise to the challenge to show their support to those battling cancer.

Sally, said: Absolutely anybody of any age can take part in The Haven in Wessex tea party friends, work colleagues, mums, schools, absolutely anyone, even guys in garages and how great would it be if dockers could join in.

Just take some time out, drink tea, eat cake and raise money for charity it really cant get any better than that.

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Inside the South Carolina Tea Party convention – Video


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CNN: Ted Nugent on whether being gay is wrong – Video


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Reapers Tea Party part 3 – Video


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S.C. tea party expects heavyweights at its 2016 convention

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz warned against nominating a Republican presidential candidate from the mushy middle.

Real estate and TV showman Donald Trump wasnt shy about declaring the last thing this country needs is another Bush.

And retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson spoke of the weakening notion of American self-reliance.

Even if Al Sharpton comes along, you are not a victim, he told the enthusiastic crowd.

The four presidential hopefuls, which included former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who spoke at last weekends South Carolina Tea Party Coalition convention threw a few sharp elbows, but the Myrtle Beach gathering drew little national attention, in part because Mitt Romney announced the Friday before that he was considering a third run for the White House.

Next year, though, organizers say they expect the convention to be a heavyweight bout attended by every Republican who wants to court conservative voters ahead of South Carolina early, crucial primary.

I think well have many more next time, Myrtle Beach tea party leader Joe Dugan said.

No date has been set, but the most likely time is six to eight weeks before South Carolinas GOP primary, in mid-February 2016, which would give it maximum exposure.

Dugan, however, said that just being in the GOP primary field next year wont mean a candidate will be invited to speak.

I have no interest in inviting someone like Chris Christie or Jeb Bush, he said. They dont represent the values that middle-class working citizens in America have.

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