Peers and pancakes race for Rehab charity

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Peers and pancakes race for Rehab charity

By The Voice | Tue 9th February 2016 - 12:35 pm

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Today saw the annual Shrove Tuesday pancake race at the House of Commons in aid of the charity Rehab. You can read all about it and find some amazing looking pancake recipes from the likes of Paul Hollywood, Rick Stein and Gino D’Acampo in the official brochure here. Apple pancakes with Apple Brandy Custard is the one I want to eat most.

Here, courtesy of Terry Stacy, is the Lib Dem contingent of Kate Parminter, Rupert Redesdale, Susan Kramer and Dominic Addington in action.

Where’s the pancake?

Kate still has hers, though

Looks like fun. Twitter has much more here.

Read more by The Voice or more about dominic addington, kate parminter, parliamentary pancake race, rehab, Rupert Redesdale or susan kramer.
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