Evening With Holloway at Novotel - Ipswich Town News
The Kevin Beattie Foundation is holding An Evening With Ian Holloway at the Novotel on Saturday 26th March 2022.
The event is in aid of The Deaf Health Charity Signhealth, the choice of the former Millwall, Blackpool and QPR manager, whose daughters were born deaf.
Tickets - with only 100 remaining - are £25 each, including food and a souvenir programme, and are available from
malcolm@kevinbeattiefoundation.co.uk along with discount rates for the hotel. There will be an auction and raffle on the night.
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