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Warner unveils 2020 star line-up and early-bird deals


Juliet Dennis


Warner Leisure Hotels is introducing a James Bond music concert and a new line-up of stars including Alfie Boe, Tony Christie and Boney M featuring Maizie Williams for 2020. Its new brochure includes The


James Bond Concert Spectacular of the movie franchise soundtrack at Studley Castle, Nidd Hall Hotel and Holme Lacy House Hotel. The new Star Break line-up


for this year also includes Merrill Osmond and the Nelson Riddle Orchestra. They join returning performers such as Heather Small, Jane McDonald, Leo Sayer, Brian Conley and The Overtones. Also new for this year are Learn to Dance classes on all Warner Gold breaks. Warner Festival breaks have


new options including reggae at Alvaston Hall, with performances from Rats in the Kitchen and Reggae on the Rocks; 90s breaks including The Britrockers; a


Whitney Houston tribute act; and an Evening with Celine Dion tribute; Tracey Shield; and SKA, featuring five live acts in one break. Warner Late & Live breaks


include new performances by Tony Jacobs and The Len Phillips Big Band. The brochure has deposits of £10 per person, per break for bookings before February 3; and no single supplements on hundreds of rooms. warnerleisurehotels.com


Norfolk Pheasant unveils historic home experience breaks


Short activity breaks in some of Norfolk’s historic homes have been launched by start-up travel company Norfolk Pheasant. Experiences include culinary


classes with a former royal pastry chef; wildlife photography sessions; and a florist sharing insights about flora and fauna. Norfolk Pheasant has been


established by Paula Martin, who has more than 25 years’ experience in international sales and marketing, retail and publishing, mostly in the travel trade. Two nights at Hales Hall & The


Great Barn, with culinary classes by former royal pastry chef Kathryn Cuthbertson, costs from £595 or £640 based on two people sharing. norfolkpheasant.com


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