Entries call for 'bake off' contest
Pat McFadden is to hold his annual 'bake off' competition this week in memory of murdered MP Jo Cox.
The Wolverhampton South East MP will host the event at Bilston Town Hall on Friday (June 22), with entries open to members of the public.
Entrants have the chance to bake either a cake, a biscuit or a dessert for a panel of expert judges, including Signal 107's Dicky Dodd, the Mayor of Wolverhampton Phil Page, and MasterChef finalist Dennice McKinnon.
Entries cost £5 with all proceeds going to the Jo Cox Foundation,which was set up after her death in June 2016 with the aim of making communities stronger.
Judging starts at 10am when the entries – which must be baked before the event – will be whittled down to the final five and then a single winner or group.
Visit https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/6NJK8F2 to register.
All remaining cakes will be sold to attendees for £1 per slice, with the money donated to the Jo Cox Foundation.
