A group of seven enthusiastic amateur musicians and singers from the Isle of Wight will be performing at Freshwater's Memorial Hall tomorrow (Friday).
The Elderberries are back on stage with another full evening of 1960s musical entertainment.
The group have been playing together for more than a decade, and during that time have raised thousands of pounds for local charities and good causes.
Ticket sales from the event will raise funds for the Prostate Cancer Support Group.
With a varied selection of songs, ranging from rock to folk, this local group of musicians and singers are looking forward to performing at the Memorial Hall once again.
The group - consisting of Bob Everson, Dorothy Green, Janet Haire, Mark Handel, Steve French, Phil Edwards and Rob Godden - will perform songs by the likes of Billy Fury, The Beatles and The Byrds,
Tickets cost £8 each, are available from R&P Everson on Totland Bay or by phoning 07778 565 767.
The show, which starts at 7.30pm, will include a raffle with proceeds going to local charities.
Staff and residents at Newport's Orchard House care home were treated to an afternoon of nostalgia with Cadbury archivist Sarah Foden and Brand Manager Connor Gould.
Dozens of pharmacies across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight will be open and here to help you during the late May bank holiday weekend (Saturday 25 – Monday 27 May 2024).
Transport for the South East (TfSE), the Sub-national Transport Body for the south east of England, is reminding people that time is running out to take part in their ‘Your Voices’ survey about the future transport needs of the Isle of Wight.
An exercise for Cowes RNLI lifeboat turned into something more serious yesterday (Saturday) when it was called upon to go to the aid of a powerboat taking on water off The Needles.
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