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A CUMBERNAULD-based charity has benefited from what was billed as Scotland's most expensive party of the year.
The gala dinner was hosted by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay in aid of the Scottish Spina Bifida Association and raised 90,000.
Held in the Glasgow Science Centre, the event was attended by leading Scots from the world of business, TV, sport and entertainment including Sir Tom Hunter and Taggart star Blythe Duff.
Entertainment came from comic Kevin Bridges and the legendary Abba tribute band Bjrn Again. There was also an array of dazzling prize draws and priceless auctions.
Sponsorship for the prestigious dinner came from Prudential and Glasgow-based 88 Events plus Gordon's very own food suppliers; Braehead Foods, who provide Scottish fare to top restaurants throughout Europe.
Gordon was delighted with the amount of money raised, especially in this difficult economic climate and said: "I can't thank the guests and sponsors enough for their generosity and kindness for the Scottish Spina Bifida Association and the 3000 children, young people and families they support throughout Scotland."
The SSBA opened its headquarters and family support centre at Craighalbert Way in 2006.
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