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The contest organisers hand over a cheque to representatives of Help For Heroes.
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Aughton’s got talent!
A TALENT contest to find the cream of
Aughton’s musical and theatrical talent has
helped to raise hundreds of pounds for charity.
The organisers of the Aughton’s Got Talent
competition, held last month, said this week
that they had raised more than £800 for two
charities when youngsters showed off their
skills at the village hall.
Dr David Gallagher, one of the contest’s
organisers, said: “We raised £450 for
Macmillan Cancer Research matched to make
£900 by Barclaycard.
“Barclaycard will double the £407.50 to make
£815.00 for Help for Heroes plus the £14 from
the coffee morning which makes £829 for
them.”
The cheques were presented at a series of
coffee mornings following the contest, where
representatives of the two charities met with
Dr Gallagher and supporters of the event.
An outstanding achievement medal has also
been presented to Jenny Lee for her vocal
performance of O mio babbino Caro (Puccini)
and Ave Maria (Caccini). First place medals for
young contestants were presented to Group B
which consisted of Kiera McDonough, on
vocals, guitarist Joe Peacock, Ben Peacock and
Charlotte Gornall, and Aaron Ormesher for his
performance of Eddie Cochran’s Summertime
Blues.
Although the contest, modelled on the hit ITV
show Britain’s Got Talent, took place at
Aughton Village Hall, the contest attracted
entrants from across West Lancashire.