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Claude’s cafe has announced that it will be running its traditional Christmas Day event again this year.
The cafe provide Christmas lunch and gifts to anyone in the community who may be on their own or need support during Christmas Day.
In a post to Facebook the cafe said: "Many many thanks City of Derry Bowling Club, Lisnagelvin for their very generous (early) support of our Claudes Christmas Day event.
"This year as the City Hotel is still undergoing refurbishment, Christmas Day will be happening in Claudes Cafe on Shipquay Street. Details will be published soon.
"Thanks again to all the gang your donation will make a huge difference. Declan"
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City of Derry Bowling Club President Finbarr Brolly nominated Claude's Cafe Christmas appeal as the President's Adopted Charity for 2025.
Thanks have been extended for their gratitude to the members and supporters of City of Derry Bowling Club for their generous financial contribution.
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