The night, hosted at The Agra restaurant in Sleaford, saw guests enjoy a three-course meal, including haggis, of course, along with music and poetry by Sleaford’s own Band from County Hell.
Coun Snookes said: “Sleaford Town Council are delighted with the success of this year’s Burns Night celebration.
“Guests enjoyed good food, a lively programme of music and poetry provided by Sleaford’s beloved Band From County Hell, plus the famous ‘address to a haggis’ by John Griffiths, the Town Crier.”
The Mayor thanked all who participated and supported the event which raised funds for her chosen charities, Sleaford Mosaic Youth Hub and Sleaford and District Cats Protection.
1. Band from County Hell
Steve and Julie Mclelland of The Band from County Hell. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
2. Alison and Adrian Snookes
Mayor Alison Snookes and her husband/consort Adrian Snookes. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
3. Sleaford Town Crier, John Griffiths
Sleaford Town Crier, John Griffiths, recites the 'Address to a Haggis' by Robert Burns. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
4. Steve McLelland performing a poem
Steve Mclelland performing a poem to the Burns Night audience. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson