Warrington Disability Partnership tombola stall at Warrington Disability Awareness Day July 2026, Walton Hall and Gardens, Warrington, 12 July 2026

Warrington Disability Partnership tombola stall at Warrington Disability Awareness Day July 2026, Walton Hall and Gardens, Warrington, 12 July 2026 Stock Photo
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Tony Smith

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3F24KR2

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107.1 MB (4.6 MB Compressed download)

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7064 x 5298 px | 59.8 x 44.9 cm | 23.5 x 17.7 inches | 300dpi

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12 July 2026

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Walton Hall and Gardens, Walton Lea Road, Higher Walton, Warrington, WA4 6SN

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Warrington Disability Partnership tombola stall trades beneath a bright yellow branded gazebo during Disability Awareness Day 2026 at Walton Hall and Gardens. The fundraising stand is arranged with rows of soft toys, cuddly prizes and novelty items spread across a blue-covered table, while a large front banner advertises tickets at three for one pound. Smaller signs explain that all prizes are new, and volunteers chat with families as children study the selection and choose what to try for. The photograph captures the relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere of one of the most recognisable attractions at the annual event. Mature trees cast welcome shade over the stall, with dappled summer light, passing visitors and a few bicycles visible in the background. The strong contrast between the vivid yellow canopy and the blue Warrington Disability Partnership table covering gives the stall immediate visual impact within the wider festival setting. Warrington Disability Partnership is the user-led charity that organises Disability Awareness Day and provides support linked to independent living, mobility, access, information, volunteering and community inclusion. Disability Awareness Day, widely promoted as the world’s largest voluntary-led pan-disability exhibition, returned to Walton Hall and Gardens in July 2026 for its 35th annual event. Alongside exhibitors, information services, sport and entertainment, smaller stalls such as this help create a welcoming community environment rather than a purely formal exhibition. The tombola also illustrates a practical side of charity fundraising. Low-cost games of chance, soft-toy prizes and direct face-to-face contact make the stand approachable for children and adults alike, encouraging participation while helping raise money for the organising charity. The image records public engagement, disability inclusion, volunteering and summer community activity at one of Warrington’s best-known annual events.