Rutland NSPCC Carol Concert: A Festive Evening with Celebrities and Music, All Saints Church Oakham Rutland

Rutland NSPCC Carol Concert: A Festive Evening with Celebrities and Music, All Saints Church Oakham Rutland

Rutland NSPCC Carol Concert: A Festive Evening with Celebrities and Music

Oakham, England – Get ready for a heart-warming evening of carols and Christmas cheer at the Rutland NSPCC Carol Concert! This year's event promises to be a magical experience, featuring a stellar line-up of national and local celebrities.

When: Monday, December 2nd, 2024 at 7:30 PM Where: All Saints Parish Church, Oakham

Celebrity Readers:

• Austin Healey (International Rugby Player)
• Lars Tharp (BBC Antiques Road Show)
• Anne Davies (BBC East Midlands Today)
• Caroline Aston
• David Farrer, KC
• Tim Hart

Musical Performances:

• The Rowell Camerata
• The Ratby Co-operative Brass Band

Prepare to be enchanted by the beautiful voices of the Rowell Camerata and the powerful sounds of the Ratby Co-operative Brass Band. Their performances will fill the church with festive melodies, creating a truly magical atmosphere.

Tickets:

Tickets for the Rutland NSPCC Carol Concert are priced at £15 and can be purchased from the following locations:

• James Sellicks, 6-8 Market Place, Oakham (Tel: 01572 724437)
• The Falcon Hotel, 7 High St. East, Uppingham (Tel: 01572 823535)

Don't miss this opportunity to support a wonderful cause and enjoy a festive evening with friends and family. Join us for the Rutland NSPCC Carol Concert and spread some holiday cheer!

The NSPCC: Protecting Children and Preventing Abuse

The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) is a leading children's charity in the UK, dedicated to protecting children from abuse and neglect. Through their various services and campaigns, the NSPCC aims to create a safer future for all children.   

Protecting Children

• Childline: Childline provides a free, confidential helpline for children and young people. Trained counsellors offer support and advice on a range of issues, including abuse, bullying, and mental health concerns.   
• Helpline: The NSPCC Helpline offers advice and support to anyone concerned about a child. Professionals, such as teachers and social workers, can seek guidance on child protection procedures and safeguarding practices.   
• Therapy Services: The NSPCC provides specialised therapy services for children who have experienced abuse or trauma. These services aim to help children recover and develop coping strategies.   

Preventing Abuse

• Education and Awareness: The NSPCC delivers educational programs to schools, parents, and professionals to raise awareness about child abuse and neglect. These programs teach children about their rights, how to stay safe, and how to recognize and report abuse.   
• Research and Campaigns: The NSPCC conducts research to understand the causes and consequences of child abuse. They use this research to inform their campaigns and advocacy work, aiming to influence policy and practice to protect children.   
• Policy and Campaigns: The NSPCC campaigns for changes in legislation and policy to improve child protection. They advocate for stronger laws, increased funding for child protection services, and greater public awareness of child abuse issues.   

Supporting Survivors

• Counselling and Support: The NSPCC offers counselling and support services for adult survivors of child abuse. These services provide a safe space for survivors to talk about their experiences, receive support, and begin their healing journey.
• Advocacy and Representation: The NSPCC can provide advocacy and representation for survivors who need support in legal or other processes related to their abuse.

The NSPCC's work is essential in protecting children and preventing abuse. Through th

Coronation Weekend Oakham Rutland, A Celebration for the County Of Rutland, All Saints Church Oakham Rutland,

Rutland County Service for the Coronation of King Charles III

All Saints Church in Oakham, Rutland was packed to capacity on Sunday 7th May 2023 for a special service to mark the coronation of King Charles III.  I was attended by a large number of local dignitaries, including the Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, the High Sheriff of Rutland, and the Mayor of Oakham.

The service was a great success and was a fitting way to mark the coronation of King Charles III. It was a chance for people from all over Rutland to come together and celebrate the new King and Queen.

All Saints Church Oakham Rutland Town Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols

All Saints Church Oakham Rutland Town Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols

Oakham Town Councils joint annual service was held on Thursday.

No one from Rutland County Council accepted an invitation.

The service was attended by around 175 people.

There was a collection for the church and the Mayor's Charity
Breast Care Centre at Glenfield Hospital.

The Church kindly provided Mince Pies and Wine.

MEP Roger Helmer UKIP shouting/speaking amongst the dead with party members Margot Parker, Jonathan Bullock, Nigel Wickens and Barry Mahoney in the Church Yard, All saints Church Oakham Rutland

East Midlands MEP Roger Helmer was joined by fellow party members Margot Parker, Jonathan Bullock, Nigel Wickens and Barry Mahoney in the Church Yard of All saints Church Oakham Rutland.

Was he predicting the death of his party?

UKIP leader, clearly not a fighter predicted second place in a recent major by-election and that came true, what is the point of a party that does not want to win? Or could it be the Rev Lee Dequani has dumped his Conservative friends and joined UKIP?

The purpose of their disgraceful churchyard invasion was to show off the five UK Independence Party candidates and launch their campaign for this year’s European Parliament elections.

We used to have many local Tories parking there cars on consecrated graves now we have to put up with UKIP shouting amongst the dead. Well who else will listen to them?

The UKIP Candidates spoke to party supporters I assume they were living at the time? they revealed their manifesto for the elections, which will be held between May 22 and 25.

The Rutland Times has published an awful video, running time 29 seconds they describe it as Roger Helmer summing up on the entire UKIP policy. 29 seconds sums up UKIP Policy?

Was there not once some contraversy after a seniour Tory made a political film with the poppy included
just behind the MEP are small poppies in the garden of remembrance to local soldiers, Oh well at least he never stood on the war memorial or has he saved those photos for next weeks papers and election leaflets?

Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, Oakham Town Council, All Saints Church Oakham Rutland

Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols



Traditional Town Service of Readings and Carols with Parish Choir.

Thursday 19th December 2013 at 7:30 PM for 1 hour