Monthly car boot sale returning to Bury this weekend

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A monthly car boot sale which was set up in Bury last month returns on Sunday at 8am after a successful first event.

The cafe and bar business, Cosalea, kicked off its first monthly car boot sale which started on July 30 to raise funds for Bury Hospice.

The event takes place on the last Sunday of each month until October, at Cosalea Brandlesholme, Killelea House, on Brandlesholme Road.

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Following the first event, Lisa Moore, managing director of Cosalea, said: "It was a very successful first car boot sale in July, with 10 enthusiastic sellers and an abundance of eager buyers.

"The space at Killelea Houses presents us with endless opportunities for growth.

"With fingers crossed for better weather this weekend, we anticipate this will grow further."

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The car boot sale is a fundraising scheme scheme organised by the business with proceeds going towards supporting the hospice.

Lisa added: "Bury Hospice plays a vital role in our community, and we are proud to be able to contribute to their mission."

Beverley Parker, operations manager, and Louis Bancroft, shift leader, from Cosalea, will also be participating in the hospice fundraiser,  "Strictly Best Foot Forward" in November.

Lisa said: “This is a great opportunity for the local community to come together and support Bev and Louis in their fundraising efforts for this amazing charity.”

Strictly Best Foot Forward is the biggest event in the hospice’s fundraising calendar and raised more than £42,000 in 2022.

To book a space for your vehicle at the Car Boot Sale, email ania@cosalea.co.uk.

Spaces are limited so early bookings are encouraged to avoid disappointment.

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