Tyndale Vets' Annual Farmers' Curry & Christmas Party Night is Back.
We’re delighted to invite our farming clients and friends to the highlight of our winter calendar: the Tyndale Vets' Annual Farmers' Curry & Christmas Party Night!
This year's event will be held on Thursday, December 3rd, at The Barn at Berkeley. We sadly have outgrown our usual haunt at The Berkeley Arms, so we are trying a slightly larger venue. This event is our way of saying thank you, to you, for your hard work throughout the year and a chance to relax and socialise ahead of the busy festive season. We know many of farmers really value this opportunity to get out, off the farm and let your hair down with us, without a sick cow interrupting!
Why should you pop along?
We believe in supporting our whole farming community and this evening is a great opportunity to:
Catch up with the Farm Team: Meet and chat informally with all the farm vets and support staff from Tyndale Vets outside of the busy working environment.
Networking with Local Farmers: Connect with fellow local farmers, share stories, and build relationships within the agricultural sector.
Enjoy Great Food and Drink: Indulge in a delicious Christmas curry and enjoy a well-deserved drink on us.
Event Details
Detail | Information |
Event | Tyndale Vets Farmers' Christmas Curry & Drinks Night |
Date | Thursday, December 3rd |
Location | The Barn at Berkeley |
Booking | Spaces are limited and food is pre-portioned. So please contact the practice on 01453 511311 or email reception@tyndalevets.co.uk to reserve your spot. |
BOOK ONLINE | https://shop.tyndalevets.co.uk/products/annual-farmers-curry-christmas-party-night |
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