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Well done and fingers crossed!

From all at Astle Paterson well done to Helen Vorley for taking part in Tapathon 2014 for Children in Need.  However, there remains a tense wait to see whether Helen has taken part in a World Record event or not!

Helen Vorley, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives in our Wills & Probate Department, took part in Tapathon 2014 for Children in Need on Sunday 16th November 2014.    Tapathon 2014 was set up by the Performers Project to raise funds for Children in Need and in the process attempt to beat the Guinness World Record for the largest tap dance in the UK.

Whilst Tapathon 2014 proceeded as planned, it still remains unclear whether, in fact, the World Record for the number of people tap dancing at the same time has been broken or not.

Regardless of the outcome, Astle Paterson are proud of Helen – and all the tap dancers – for taking part and raising money for the worthwhile cause.

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