The Rutland NSPCC Carol Concert was tonight attended by the Good and Bad of Rutland & Celebrities Such as BBC's Anne Davies
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Famous guests included:
Lars Tharp a BBC Antique.
Peter Wheeler a Leicester Tigers supporter.
David Farrer legally qualified
Tim Hart a hotel owner who also runs a fabulous bakery and thinks things that look like
biscuits are a suitable nibble for posh folk whilst enjoying afternoon tea.
Nigel Colborn who weeds garden and prunes roses.
Rosemary Conley who enjoys a fine relationship with her creditors and former staff
and fitness franchisees.
Anne Davies who brightens our regional BBC News most evenings.
Caroline Aston last seen on TV kissing our MP Sir Alan Duncan in
Melton Mowbray.
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The concert is a annual event attended by those who feel obliged to attend and dig
deep into their pockets supporting the NSPCC.
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Tickets go on sale and we are told they are sold out within hours.
It's no surprise when you see the large volume of seat reserved for the important.
Leaving very few seats in All Saint's Church for the public.
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Those who did manage to obtain a ticket where treated to a full programme
of Christmas Celebration.
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The music was performed by Foresters Brass 2000
The Choir, The Harborough Singers conducted by David Beavan
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The first reading was read by Nigel Colborn
Second Reading Tim Hart,
Third Reading Charles Wood,
Forth Reading Lars Tharp,t
Fifth reading Peter Wheeler,
Sixth reading Anne Davies
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Those who attended sung carols, Joy to the world, Silent Night, We Three Kings,
O come all ye faithful.
The Organist Andrew King.
In past years Gates Nurseries had sponsored the Christmas Decoration
within the Church for this annual event. They always looked plush.
This year those attending were treated to cheap tacky wreaths labelled as
ASDA products.
This year I did not meet the organisers who traditionally rather rudely
object to me photographing the decorations.
Today the normal activities of the church were cancelled so they
could decorate the church.
Last Christmas the concert raised £16,500
https://donate.nspcc.org.uk
Famous guests included:
Lars Tharp a BBC Antique.
Peter Wheeler a Leicester Tigers supporter.
David Farrer legally qualified
Tim Hart a hotel owner who also runs a fabulous bakery and thinks things that look like
biscuits are a suitable nibble for posh folk whilst enjoying afternoon tea.
Nigel Colborn who weeds garden and prunes roses.
Rosemary Conley who enjoys a fine relationship with her creditors and former staff
and fitness franchisees.
Anne Davies who brightens our regional BBC News most evenings.
Caroline Aston last seen on TV kissing our MP Sir Alan Duncan in
Melton Mowbray.
The concert is a annual event attended by those who feel obliged to attend and dig
deep into their pockets supporting the NSPCC.
Tickets go on sale and we are told they are sold out within hours.
It's no surprise when you see the large volume of seat reserved for the important.
Leaving very few seats in All Saint's Church for the public.
Those who did manage to obtain a ticket where treated to a full programme
of Christmas Celebration.
The music was performed by Foresters Brass 2000
The Choir, The Harborough Singers conducted by David Beavan
The first reading was read by Nigel Colborn
Second Reading Tim Hart,
Third Reading Charles Wood,
Forth Reading Lars Tharp,t
Fifth reading Peter Wheeler,
Sixth reading Anne Davies
Those who attended sung carols, Joy to the world, Silent Night, We Three Kings,
O come all ye faithful.
The Organist Andrew King.
In past years Gates Nurseries had sponsored the Christmas Decoration
within the Church for this annual event. They always looked plush.
This year those attending were treated to cheap tacky wreaths labelled as
ASDA products.
This year I did not meet the organisers who traditionally rather rudely
object to me photographing the decorations.
Today the normal activities of the church were cancelled so they
could decorate the church.
Last Christmas the concert raised £16,500
https://donate.nspcc.org.uk
