We had a fantastic concert last night, performing a Last Night of the Proms concert with the amazing Golborne Brass Band at Lowton Social Club.

There was fabulous music, pasties and lots of flag waving. A great time was had by all!

We still have tickets available for The Three Towns in Concert at St Joesph’s Hall, Leigh. Tickets are selling fast, especially for Friday night.

The Three Towns were awarded the ‘Best Programme Award’ by The Association of Community Theatre Iolanthe, which was performed in May.

Congratulations to our publicity team Catherine Kay and Kathleen Freeborn for their hard work.

Congratulations to Ursula for receiving the Margaret Dakin Award, for dedication and exceptional service.

During the pandemic, Ursula has worked tirelessly to keep the society in touch; through weekly zoom rehearsals, weekly bulletins and telephone calls.

Ursula was presented the award by Chairman of the Society, Ann Batchelor, who said, ‘Her dedication, energy and enthusiasm for keeping the society members together is amazing!’

Well done, Ursula!

One of our talented Altos, Jan, and her sister took part in Ready Steady Cook.

Jan and her sister took part in the show in memory of their Mum, Ceridwen Lewis, who taught them how to cook. Ceridwen suffered from Alzheimer’s and sadly passed away just after her 90th Birthday.

The judges gave Jan and Chef, Ali’s Petretzikis, an outstanding win; complimenting them on their dishes and team work.

Janet said: “It was an amazing experience and to be able to have a lovely train journey outside our own area during these restricted times.”

And, being a seasoned performer with The Three Towns Society, Janet was unphased by the make-up and lights at Ready Steady Cook – it felt like a home from home!