From 10am on Saturday 30th June, Central Youth Theatre will be performing ‘Down our street’ at Wolverhampton Art Gallery followed by a short (c. 45 minutes) concert by our choir to celebrate Armed Forces Day. We will be performing the Dambusters March, White Cliffs of Dover, Battle Hymn, A Nightingale sang in Berkeley Square, Let there be peace on Earth, Keep the home fires burning, Lest we forget, plus a few solo pieces.
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Come ‘Down our street’ with Central Youth Theatre on Armed Forces Day
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Community Compact agreement signed with Royal British Legion
We are pleased to announce that on 29th January we signed a new 2 year Community Compact agreement with The Royal British Legion (Staffordshire County region.) During 2014 & 2015 we will raise funds for The Royal British Legion. During the First World War Centenary it is appropriate that we will be supporting a charity that in turn supports those that serve & have served our country in the Armed Forces.
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Festival of Remembrance, Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton
On 3rd November, the choir took part in the annual Festival of Remembrance Service held in Wulfrun Hall Wolverhampton.
Here is a link to a report in the Express & Star newspaper. There are some photos & a short video from the event.
Also, this is a related story that appeared in The Chronicle (Express & Star’s weekly free newspaper.) on Thursday 24th October 2013. Peter Murphy is Vice Chair of our choir.

Chronicle Thu 24th Oct 2013 © Ex&Star
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