North East Ladies Day
Supporting and Empowering Women
Since 1983
Tickets Now on Sale – North East Ladies Day Spring Lunch 2027
As the days grow longer and spring begins to bloom, it's time to add something wonderful to your diary — an afternoon of fun, fashion, and friendship at North East Ladies Day Spring Lunch 2027.
Join us for a welcome drink on arrival, time to browse beautiful stalls, and a delicious two-course lunch, all shared in the company of friends old and new.
Best of all, every ticket helps raise vital funds for local charities, so it's a day that feels as good as it looks.
Tickets are limited and always sell quickly, so click Buy Tickets to secure your place and see all the details.
We can't wait to welcome you for a beautiful North East Ladies Day, blooming with fun, laughter, and generosity.
Location
Wynyard Hall Conservatory, TS22 5NF
In 1983, our president, Jean Stuart, had a vision for ladies to come together in friendship and raise funds for local and well deserving charities.
We are proud to continue this tradition of supporting local projects that have no other access to funding. These charities and projects continue all thanks to the attendees of our events, who continue to purchase tickets and make each of our events a massive success!
We would love to hear from you, whether you're a local charity in need of funding or you'd wish to support NELD in any way, please contanct us via email and one of our trustees will contact you.
Get in TouchWe funded the refurbishment of a large upstairs room which can accommodate the community for events, be hired out to raise much needed funds and used as a weekly meeting room for Steel Grace, who are open to ladies on a Tuesday 12 – 5pm when they offer lunch, tea & coffee and clothes to ladies in need or who are just looking for company.
Theresa and Tom Cave are the mother and brother of Chris Cave, who was stabbed to death whilst helping other young people who were going down the wrong path. The foundation supports and educates families and local communities affected by violent crimes, whilst providing an outlet for young people influenced by violent crime to focus their energy and gain new skills.
NELD supported the young person's activities throughout the summer holidays including, 2 x family first aid classes to bring parents together to spend time with their children and learn and have fun at the same time.
We funded play equipment including fibre optic lights for their therapy centre who support some of our region's most complex children and adults as well as lots of items for those children with ADHD who are thrill seeking!
NELD Supported the set up of Hartlepool's first free clothing shop which opened February 2023. In the first two weeks alone over 300 people were helped with warm clothing and coats.