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Join us for the Yorkshire Businesswoman Christmas lunch

The Editor

The Editor

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It's time to get out those sparkles ladies and celebrate another year in business! The Yorkshire Businesswoman Christmas lunch bookings are now open.

We have once again secured the Grill restaurant at Dakota Hotel Leeds from 12 noon until 3.30pm on Friday 1st December. There is a choice of 2 or 3 courses priced at £30 and £35 respectively (see menu below).

If you would like to join us, places are limited and members will be given priority, so you need to secure your place now by emailing editor@topicuk.co.uk. Guests are welcome, but we will need all booking and menu choices before Friday 24th November. Once we have all the names, Dakota Hotel will be in touch with a payment link.

Don't forget, before then, we have another event with our partners at Phillip Stoner Jewellers in Victoria Quarter on Thursday 16th November from 6pm. There will be welcome drinks from Phillip Stoner and Cut & Craft, canapes from Aagrah Restaurants, free jewellery cleaning, hand massages from Molton Brown and much more as well as fabulous goody bags and of course networking. The event is free but you must let me know if you will be joining us, with any guests before Tuesday 14th November.

Gill x

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