Wessex Neurological Centre Trust - Charity

10/03/2026

Book your teams and join us for our Charity Quiz Night on Tuesday 12th May at The Concorde Club 😊

We're teaming up with Headway Southampton for a joint fundraising Quiz Night at The Concorde Club .

The Quiz will take place on Tuesday 12th May 2026 at 7.30pm.

Tickets can be purchased directly from the Concorde Club website on the following link

www.theconcordeclub.com/product.php/3511/quiz-curry-in-aid-of-headway-southampton-west-wessex

Ticket price includes the Quiz and Curry served during the interval.

There will also be a charity raffle on the evening.

We really hope that you can bring a team along and join in the fun!

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29/04/2024

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21/08/2023

An exhilarating day out on the Solent was enjoyed to the full by these winning bidders from last year's Gala Dinner auction.

The full day charter aboard the 38 foot Princess motor cruiser, Fenland Dancer, had been generously donated by Mendez Marine, and owner/skipper, Paul, and crewman, Martin, treated our winners to a truly memorable day.

It began with a gentle cruise down the Hamble River before crossing to the Isle of Wight to explore Newtown Creek. A tasty lunch followed at The Terrace, in Yarmouth, and then onward to capture this spectacular view of The Needles, before returning to company's base at Swanwick.

Huge thanks to Mendez Marine for their incredibly generous support, and of course to our winning bidders 🙂

13/04/2023

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17/03/2023

Amazing news 💜.. sending our best wishes to Lila for her continued recovery

04/03/2023

24/02/2023

15/02/2023

On the 28th February 2022, Lee Serjent underwent surgery for a brain arteriovenous malformation (AVM - a tangle of blood vessels in the brain, which causes blood to bypass the network of capillaries, and flows directly from arteries to veins), which had been discovered on a routine head MRI for tinnitus.

Although daunted by the prospect of an operation on his brain, Lee elected to have surgery to eliminate the risks that came with leaving the AVM untreated, and underwent an 8 hour operation at the Wessex Neurological Centre.

Now, a year on, Lee is fully recovered and back at work; but he hasn't forgotten the wonderful care he received from all the specialist staff at the Centre, and wanted to give something back.

So, on the 25th February, Lee will be shaving his head for febBRAINairy, to raise funds for Smile4Wessex, and support others undergoing brain surgery.

Please support Lee by visiting his fundraising page below;
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lee-serjent