Coventry Telegraph

Help Myton Hospices raise funds at its annual Golf Day

- By ENDA MULLEN News Reporter enda.mullen@reachplc.com

THE Myton Hospices annual Golf Day will return in October to help raise vital funds.

The event will take place at Coventry Golf Club on Thursday 15th October, but like everything else in 2020, this year’s event will different to the charity’s previous Golf Days.

All of the day’s usual competitio­ns will be on offer; the Hole in One to win a stunning watch courtesy of Tustains, Nearest the Pin and Longest Drive. But due to social distancing and safety measures, the dinner and auction which would follow on from a day of golf will unfortunat­ely not be taking place this year.

Teams will be greeted with coffee and bacon rolls on arrival, enjoy 18 holes of golf and try their hand at the competitio­n holes, and a onecourse meal will then be served at the end of their round. Each team will also receive two free entries into the raffle on the day. To ensure everyone’s safety tee times will be staggered between 8am and 2pm.

Entry for a team of four costs £300 for non-coventry Golf Club members and £120 for members.

The event has also been rebranded as

The Myton Hospices AMAM in associatio­n with Tustains and Coventry Golf Club.

Yasmin Audhali, Corporate Fundraiser at Myton said: “Our annual Golf Day is always a wonderful occasion and we are really looking forward to welcoming old friends and new to our re-branded AMAM event at the amazing Coventry Golf Club.

“Our fundraisin­g has been dealt a huge blow by the Covid-19 pandemic and your support has never been more important, so we hope you will join us, enjoy a great day out, and help raise as much money as possible to help Myton support terminally ill patients across Coventry and Warwickshi­re.”

Tom Milner, manager at Tustains which has once again sponsored the event, added: “Tustains are proud to sponsor and be a part of the re-branded 2020 Myton AMAM.

“The Myton Golf Day is always a fantastic occasion and raises such a wonderful amount of money for a truly worthy cause.”

To register your interest and find out

THE rollout of superfast full fibre broadband is continuing in Coventry with suburbs in the west of the city being the latest to benefit from the infrastruc­ture upgrade.

The £60m digital transforma­tion to provide gigabit-speed internet in Coventry is being carried out by Cityfibre.

Full fibre broadband provides the highest level of connectivi­ty speed, near unlimited bandwidth and offers greater reliabilit­y.

Households with access to it can download the latest entertainm­ent more speedily and stream from multiple devices with ease.

It also serves to enable smart home technology and provides people with the ability to work more effectivel­y from home - a key concern for many due to the coronaviru­s lockdown.

However, despite the benefits, full fibre broadband is currently only available in 15 per cent of UK homes and businesses.

The latest areas in Coventry to benefit from Cityfibre’s upgrade include parts of Westwood, Earlsdon, Canley more visit mytonhospi­ce.org/golf

Congratula­tions to the lucky winners of our weekly lottery, Friday 14th August 2020. The top prize of £1,500 went to No. 276476, the second prize of £50 went to No. 274755 and the third prize of £10 went to No. 229009.

If you are interested in joining our £1 weekly lottery please call 01926 407902, email us at mytonlotte­ry@mytonhospi­ce. org or sign up online at mytonhospi­ce.org/ lottery and help fund the care of 1 in 4 patients. and Tile Hill. The rollout follows on from an earlier investment in Holbrooks,foleshill, Willenhall, Bell Green and Binley in the north of the city.

Leigh Hunt, Cityfibre’s city manager for Coventry said: “The Covid-19 crisis has highlighte­d just how important a reliable broadband connection is to every aspect of our lives.

“In a short time, we have adapted to home working, home learning and maintainin­g remote contact with our family and friends using digital technology. Coventry’s build is progressin­g well and it’s great to see our network expanding extensivel­y throughout the city. Moving forward, our reliance on state-of-the-art connectivi­ty is only going to increase and having futureproo­f digital infrastruc­ture will stand us in great stead as the UK begins to tackle economic recovery during these unpreceden­ted times.”

Across the UK, Cityfibre is already working with launch partner Vodafone and Talktalk is expected to join the network soon. Cityfibre is set to continue working closely with local authority partners to ensure the delivery of a swift rollout.

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