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‘Chefs Against Teenage Cancer’
dinner raises £16,000 for leading charity at
Westminster Kingsway College


above: Chefs Simon, Cyrus and Paul
left: The menu cover for the evening, designed by Cyrus' son Jamsheed

Westminster Kingsway College has played host to a fundraising dinner for ‘Chefs Against Teenage Cancer’ with master chef Cyrus Todiwala MBE.

The special five course menu was created by Cyrus Todiwala, the Proprietor and Executive Chef of the Café Spice Namasté restaurant group (Cafe Spice Namaste & The Parsee), renowned for its innovative Indian cuisine.

Cyrus organised the event with TCT supporter Paul Gayler, Executive Chef of the Lanesborough Hotel and College Chef Lecturer, Simon Stocker. Cyrus worked with a team of students and lecturers to create and serve the five course Indian dinner in Westminster Kingsway College’s Vincent Rooms.

Specially invited guests helped to raise a total of £16,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust and the Emily Begg Fund from ticket sales, donations, raffles and a special auction. The auction featured specially donated prizes including a private visit to Champagne Gosset, a cricket bat signed by all of the county cricket captains and a day out at Silverstone to watch the British Grand Prix.

Anyone wishing to make a donation can send a cheque, payable to ‘Teenage Cancer Trust’, along with your gift aid form to: Teenage Cancer Trust, 3rd floor, 93 Newman Street, London W1T 3EZ or visit www.teenagecancertrust.org for further details.

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