Good news the Wirral TweetUp is making a second return for 2010 – following on from the success of the last one, we thought we’d do it all again!

If you’ve never been to the Wirral TweetUp before this is your chance, and it’s the perfect opportunity to meet those you talk to everyday, yet have never met.

Why not have a look at the #wirraltweetup Flickr group to see what we all got up to last time? Many avid tweetup’ers said it was the best TweetUp they had been to!

So start the summer with a bang, and let us give something back to the Wirral twitter community & raise lots of money to a very worthy cause!

When & Where

Join us on 29th & 30th of May at 6pm at Cromwells Restaurant, Wirral, to help raise more money for The Childrens Adventure Trust, meet new friends and have a really fun evening.

Please Note All places for the 29th have now sold out. They sold out in under 15 hours! So we've deceided to add another date on the 30th! You can come twice if you want but priority will be given to those not already attending.

Best be sharp as there will be a raffle at about 7pm, followed by a free buffet. All that we ask is that you buy your own drinks and a few raffle tickets.

Please RSVP as soon as possible at http://twtvite.com/230t1y for the 29th and http://twtvite.com/rufumy for the 30th and don’t forget to tweet about it by using the #wirraltweetup tag.

You can also follow all the lastest news, raffle prizes, and details on twitter at www.twitter.com/wirraltweetup and http://www.wirraltweetup.org.u...

Who are we doing it for?

This time around we've decided to support the Childrens Adventure Farm Trust http://www.childrensadventuref... You can find them on twitter too @adventurefarm

They provide holidays and activities for terminally ill, chronically sick, disabled and disadvantaged children from all over the Northwest.

The concept of The Children's Adventure Farm Trust (CAFT) was conceived in 1985 by a small group of volunteers that included our former Founder Patron, Tim Grundy.

Based around a beautiful 17th century farmhouse, in the heart of Cheshire countryside, the Charity offers free adventure breaks and activities to children who are disadvantaged by illness, disability and poverty, from all over the Northwest.

Taken from the Childrens Adventure Farm Trust Website

How can you help?

We're always on the look out for raffle prizes as this is how we raise money on the night. So if you know of any businesses or individuals that would like to help and donate could you email Kay at mail@cromwells-irby.co.uk. If you're not able to make either of the nights yet you want to contribute you can donate money via the Wirral TweetUp Just giving Page http://www.justgiving.com/wirr...