Blues band net decent total for charities

Horncliffe-based Salmon City Blues Band played to a packed Radio Rooms in Tweedmouth last Saturday night to raise money for two good causes.
By The Newsroom
Published 5th Mar 2020, 17:38 BST
Updated 5th Mar 2020, 17:38 BST
Salmon City Blues Band would also like to thank the staff at the Radio Rooms for coping in good humour with the capacity crowd. Picture by Debbie Kirkpatrick.Salmon City Blues Band would also like to thank the staff at the Radio Rooms for coping in good humour with the capacity crowd. Picture by Debbie Kirkpatrick.
Salmon City Blues Band would also like to thank the staff at the Radio Rooms for coping in good humour with the capacity crowd. Picture by Debbie Kirkpatrick.

The evening in aid of the Berwick and District Cancer Support Group (Berwick’s Cancer Cars) and Alzheimer’s Society also featured music from Jimmy Nelson and Davey Bell, and ‘Borders Bluesman’ Little Ted.

Neill Berry from the band, who organised the event, said the evening was a fantastic success and the band would like to thank everyone who came along and made it such a special night.

Door money from the night along with additional donations and online pledges totalled £1,628, which will be shared between these two charities.

Related topics:BluesRadio RoomsBerwickAlzheimer's Society