Mayor & Mayoress visit Porsche Centre Wolverhampton
11/4/2017
During March, Councillor Barry Findlay and Mayoress Margaret Findlay visited Porsche Centre Wolverhampton for the first time since the Porsche Centre opened in April 2016. The Mayor and Mayoress were given a tour of the Centre where they browsed the latest Porsche range before taking a demonstration drive in a Lava Orange Porsche 718 Boxster S.
Porsche Centre Wolverhampton is supporting an online charity platform the Mayoress has recently launched in the local community. Simon Priest, Centre Principal of Wolverhampton said: “We are thrilled to be able to work with Mayoress Margaret Findlay and support local charities in and around Wolverhampton. As a new business to the area we are keen to get involved as much as possible with local projects.”
Councillor Barry Findlay is the 158th Mayor of Wolverhampton and was elected on 18th May 2016. Barry has served the City of Wolverhampton Council for over 24 years, including as Deputy Leader, representing firstly Fallings Park and latterly Tettenhall Regis.
Please contact Porsche Centre Wolverhampton at info@porschecentrewolverhampton.co.uk or on 01902 394010 for more information on the Porsche range.
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