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Fundraising Concert for Macmillan Cancer Support - 6th October, Trinity High School

Local choir ‘Tarantara’ will be featured in a concert on Saturday, 6^th October, with all proceeds going to Macmillan Cancer Support. The concert is being organised by the local fundraising committee for Macmillan, and the event will help to reach and exceed their milestone figure of £1.0million raised for Macmillan since the committee was established 25 years ago.

The concert will be at Trinity High School, Grove Street, Redditch, B98 8DT, and will start at 7.30. Tickets, £10, can be purchased from The Music Shop, Kingfisher Shopping Centre, or send an e-mail to redditchmacmillan@gmail.com

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