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Right then


If you want to see what all the fuss has been about, come along to All Saints Church on Lovelace Road on Saturday 24 March at 11am for a (very short) concert by the 3 combined Hummy Mummies groups. Songs will be Natural Woman, What's Up?, Make You Feel My Love and Forget You (yes, the radio edit!). And maybe an interactive song or two which they don't know about yet. Admission will be free (but we will take up a collection for the church, as they're letting us use their building for nothing).


Hope to see you there.


Richard

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