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A Christmas charity night at The Little George, Eccleshall. Face painting for the kids, live acoustic music, a big prize auction, a raffle, a barbecue, an outdoor bar and DJs until midnight. All for Jeremy.
One pub. One night. One village.
Eccleshall is Jeremy’s village, and on Friday 11 December The Little George is throwing a Christmas charity night for him. Come for an hour or stay for all eight. Every pound raised goes towards his cancer treatment.
Bring your friends, bring your family, and bring your bidding arm for the auction. Kids are welcome early on.
At the start of the evening, so bring the little ones along early.
Easing into the evening with live music. Act to be confirmed.
Brilliant prizes donated by local companies, with a proper auctioneer running the room.
Tickets on sale through the evening, with the draw on the night.
A barbecue going outside all evening, plus an outdoor bar from Vivid Bars.
DJs take over to finish the night and keep you dancing until midnight.
From four till midnight.
Exact timings to follow.
For a dad from down the road.
Jeremy lives in Eccleshall with Kerry and his two boys. In June 2026 he was diagnosed with stage 4 oesophageal cancer. He’s been through chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The cancer has kept progressing, and Jeremy is still fighting.
There is a next step. Jeremy’s cancer is HER2-positive, and a targeted drug called Enhertu could give him another chance to control it. It isn’t routinely available on the NHS for his circumstances yet, so Jeremy and his sisters are taking this into their own hands and raising the money to pay for it privately. Cancer doesn’t wait for funding decisions. This night is how the village helps.
Three ways to get behind it.
Local companies have already donated some brilliant auction prizes. If your business would like to join them, there’s still time.
Your name on the posters, the screens and the film of the night, in return for a donation to the fund.
A meal, a stay, a service, a hamper. Anything that makes people buy one more raffle ticket.
Pledge to match what the room raises on the night, up to a figure you choose. It doubles every pound.
Every bid counts.
Where the money goes: straight to Jeremy’s treatment fund on GoFundMe, run by his sisters. That includes everything raised by the auction on the night.
Can’t make the night? You can still donate, or sign the family’s petition asking for Enhertu to be available on the NHS for eligible patients with oesophageal cancer.
Come along.
Everyone is welcome. Come for the music, the food, the auction or all of it, and help a local dad get the treatment he needs.
Got a prize to donate, or want your business involved? [CONTACT DETAILS TO COME]