Porsche Centre Glasgow and CHAS Big Day Out
24/10/2017
On Friday 20 October, Porsche Centre Glasgow was delighted to host the 3rd annual 'Big Day Out' with the children and families of CHAS Robin House.
Once a year Porsche Centre Glasgow and CHAS Robin House team up to put on a fun day out for the families. This year we started the day at Robin House with three Porsche cars for the residents to explore. Police Scotland also joined us and we left Robin House in convoy, complete with police escort by Police Scotland all the way to the Old Military Road also known as 'The Rest and Be Thankful'.
The Old Military Road is now privately owned and the current owners, Stephen and Dianne, kindly opened the road to us. Throughout the day we drove the families up and down 'The Rest' in their choice of Porsche car.
We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who was involved with the event. It was a really special day for the children and families of Robin House.
Please contact Katie Shevlin on 0141 885 6911 or info@porscheglasgow.co.uk if you would like further information on our 'Big Day Out'
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