Deadly Quiz for BBC Children in Need - Nov 7th Worle, Somerset.

I was contacted by Andrew Read about this one details below.

Dear TOGS,

Any TOGS or friends living in the West Country may be interested in joining Weston super Mare Hospital Radio for a Children in Need quiz hosted by Deadly at Worle School on the 7th November. Full details are attached by press release.

If you want any further information please let me know although you should register to attend via the dedicated phone number.

Any support or publicity you can give will be welcome and we look forward to doing our bit for BBC Children in Need.

Best wishes,

Andrew Read
Producer
Sunshine Hospital Radio
andrew.read@waitrose.com

Press Release

SUNSHINE RADIO PRESS RELEASE

VOICE OF THE BALLS TO HOST BBC CHILDREN IN NEED QUIZ NIGHT IN WORLE

Alan Dedicoat, ‘Voice of the Balls’ (BBC National Lottery) & Wake up to Wogan (BBC Radio 2) is hosting a quiz in aid of BBC Children in Need at Worle School at 7.30pm on Friday 7th November 2008.

The event, which is organised by Sunshine Hospital Radio in association with Worle School, marks the culmination of events to mark the 30th anniversary year of hospital radio in Weston-Super-Mare.

The general knowledge quiz will be played for fun with all profits being donated to this year’s BBC Children in Need appeal. Team tables cost £25 each (maximum of 6 people per team). There are a limited number of tables so early booking is recommended.

For further information and to register please telephone the dedicated quiz number on 07882 020693.

Listeners to ‘Wake up to Wogan’ on BBC Radio 2 will already know the popularity of Alan’s quizzes which attract a wide following and Sunshine Radio is pleased to be organising the first one to be held in the Weston area.

Sunshine Radio Vice Chair Sue Walker said “Sunshine Radio has a long tradition of working in the community and raising money for BBC Children in Need. We are very pleased that Alan Dedicoat, who has a long history of supporting the station, has agreed to host this high profile event.”

Alan Dedicoat said ‘I’m looking forward to returning to the West Country – my favourite part of the country. And it’s for the very best of reasons: raising money for Britain’s deprived and needy children. I’m sure Weston will do us proud.”