Get your car sparkling clean and help raise funds for flood victims in Bangladesh
Date published: 30 June 2022

The car-wash event takes place this Sunday 3 July
A charity car-wash is being held this weekend to help raise money to help those affected by devasting floods in Bangladesh.
The fundraiser has been organised by community outreach group, the Spectra Foundation.
A Wash and Dry will be available throughout the day by Ride & Shine Elite Valeting, and delicious food will be available from Str-Eat Kitchen.
You'll be able to buy ice-cream from Zak's Ice-Cream, or try a refreshing mocktail from the stall.
There will also be plenty to keep the little ones busy with a Bouncy Castle and Toy Stall

The worst monsoon flooding in decades has isolated millions of people across Bangladesh with Sylhet being one of the worst hit areas.
The two hardest-hit subdistricts of Sylhet are Companyganj and Gowainghat.
Lalmonirhat, Kurigram, Nilphamari and Rangpur districts in northern Bangladesh have also been badly hit.
This disaster has come only a month an after unprecedented pre-monsoon flood hit northeastern India and Bangladesh causing 70% of Sylhet to be under water.
All proceeds will go to families affected by the floods.
The car-wash event takes place this Sunday (3 July) between 11am and 9pm at Ride and Shine Elite Valeting,
Unit B Ellen Street, Oldham, OL9 6QR.
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