Ian Storey


described, Dave Allen does opera - but without the whisky!”


The event is being held in aid of The Music Pool's Splash! Appeal which seeks to raise £50,000 to cover its core costs. The Music Pool is a social development and community charity, aiming to enhance the quality of life and welbeing of people of all ages, abilities, and financial means – and their communities – throughout Herefordshire and beyond, by operating and enabling a wide variety of participatory activities in music and related arts; and providing musical contacts, information and advice through the Herefordshire Music Directory. For more information about how you can support by becoming a Friend and receiving a regular


newsletter, visit www.themusicpool.org.uk


An Evening with Ian Storey, sponsored by Impact Print and Design and Brightwells, is being held at Leominster Priory on September 20 from 7.30pm. Tickets, priced £14 each, can be obtained from Miranda Cooke 07768 020129 email: mirandascooke@btconnect.com and also, in Hereford, from The Courtyard Box Office 01432 340555 www.courtyard.org.uk and The Outback Shop, Church Street 01432 275063. In Leominster tickets are available from Fletchers Newsagents and the Forbury Office at Leominster Priory 01568 612124 and in Ludlow from the Ludlow Assembly Rooms 01584 873229 www.ludlowassemblyrooms.co.uk.


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