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The Ian Swanston Carol Concert is back for 2021 and with a special guest – Carrie Grant MBE.
Hosted by Annie Swanston, in aid of Crohn’s & Colitis UK, we would love to welcome you to join us at the Ian Swanston Charity Carol Concert.
It is an evening of wonder and songs, taking the opportunity to celebrate the start of the joy of Christmas with friends and family and also raise money for such a worthwhile cause.
The concert will be held in memory of Ian, Annie’s late husband, as part of her continuing fundraising journey as a family who hold Crohn’s & Colitis UK close to their hearts.
We are extremely proud to announce we have Carrie Grant MBE who is a BAFTA award-winning broadcaster with a TV and music career spanning 40 years. Carrie is a Crohn’s Patient and Ambassador for Crohn’s & Colitis UK.
Come along and experience a night to truly remember at the beautiful St Saviours Church, complete with carols from Just Sing choir that we all know and love, wine and mince pies!
You will also have the opportunity to purchase a Crohn’s & Colitis UK Star of Hope, which you can choose to dedicate in memory of someone you love, and this will be on display on the night on our beautiful Christmas tree. You will have the opportunity to collect your star after the service, or during the week until Sunday 12th December.
Adult ticket £10.00 Child ticket £5.00
Stars of Hope can be purchased along with your ticket online for £3 or £5 on the night

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Harpenden Choral Society is delighted to present a festive Christmas Carol Concert. Conducted by John Andrews and accompanied by organist Roger Carter, the concert will feature many traditional favourites for both choir and audience. The concert will also include Morten Lauridsen’s O Magnum Mysterium and specially chosen readings from members of the choir.

This year’s appeal and retiring collection will be in aid of OneYMCA. Based in Watford, OneYMCA provide hostels for the homeless in Watford, Welwyn Garden City and Bishops Stortford. They provide up to 500 beds a night together with a variety of associated services such as youth counselling.