A new children’s community choir is preparing to take centre stage, offering young people a chance to find their voice.
The choir, launching this spring, is the creation of lifelong friends Mandy Davies and Lorraine Cadwallader-Jones, who have shared more than 50 years of singing experience together.
It aims to offer children a safe and supportive space to develop confidence, make friends, and enjoy the experience of singing as part of a group.
Ms Davies and Ms Cadwallader-Jones said: "We’ve spent a lifetime singing together and working with young people.
"Now we want to create something really special—a place where children feel safe, supported, and inspired to find their voice, build confidence, and make friendships."
Both founders bring a wealth of knowledge from their backgrounds in primary education and theatre, with experience spanning classrooms and stages alike.
The choir will focus on more than just musical skills, encouraging connection, creativity, and a sense of achievement through collective performance.
A free taster session will be held on Monday, March 23 at the Royal British Legion, with regular rehearsals set to begin on Monday, April 13 at the same venue.
The choir will offer a welcoming and inclusive environment where children can develop their musical skills while enjoying the joy of singing as part of a group.
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