
Lifeboat fundraising team hosts a Shanty Night to raise funds for the Llandudno
Following a very successful event last year the Lytham St Anne’s Shanty Crew have agreed to perform at the North Wales Golf Club on the 11 October at 8pm.
Sue Perkins chairperson of the fundraising group explains: ‘with the help of North Wales Golf Club we are very pleased to repeat the great night we had last year; we are also very grateful to the Shanty Crew who have agreed to perform on the night’.
The 'Lytham St Annes Shanty Crew' are a group of singers of shanties and sea songs happy to raise money for charities especially the RNLI. They sing mostly acapella with traditional working shanties mixing effortlessly with self-penned original material. They have a unique style, and many of their songs are boisterous, but the humour and harmonies are never far away.
Tickets cost £12.50 and includes Chicken in the Basket and Raffle.
For tickets call 0798 9617676 or call at the RNLI Shop St George’s Place, Llandudno
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