Festival treat as a thank-you to nurses
Last updated at 11:29, Thursday, 31 May 2012
TWENTY nurses at West Cumberland Hospital will be given tickets to see The Charlatans/The Enemy on Sunday night of the festival.
It is a thank you gesture from Nuclear Management Partners (NMP) which purchased the tickets.
“We thought it would be nice to say thank you to our local nurses for all their hard work throughout the year,” said Gary McKeating, NMP’s head of socio economics.
A number of free wristbands were also handed over to the nurses.
“A partnership between NMP, the Energy Coast, the NDA and Copeland Council helps to put the festival on every year and this year is going to be an absolute cracker,” added Gary.
HAVE you got your tickets and wristbands yet?
Tickets for the concerts – Katherine Jenkins, Best of the Seventies and The Charlatans/The Enemy – are available from Richardsons (01946 65334) or go to the festival website www.thewhitehavenfestival.co.uk
Tickets for the Charlatans/Enemy and Best of the Seventies are also available from The Whitehaven News and Times & Star offices. Threads, on King Street, is also selling Charlatans/Enemy tickets.
Wristbands on sale allow access to the Sugar Tongue where you will find celebrity chefs (Jean Christophe Novelli and Ainsley Harriott); celebrity appearances (Coronation Street star Michelle Collins and Strictly Come Dancing’s Anton du Beke); Titan the Robot, tall ships and various stalls.
First published at 11:09, Thursday, 31 May 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
Email alerts
More News
- Fly the flag for homecoming troops
- New Cumbria County Council cabinet announced
- Exciting first week for new mayor Geoff
- Ministry wants views on N-waste process (2 comments)
- MPs’ expenses revealed
- Plans made to stop using Ennerdale as water source (2 comments)
- Last days of the Dusty Miller
- Families cut back on food and heating
- Jacqui’s swept off her feet!
- NMP ‘needs to change – or lose Sellafield contract’ (11 comments)
- NMP ‘needs to change – or lose Sellafield contract’ (11 comments)
- Plans made to stop using Ennerdale as water source (2 comments)
- Last days of the Dusty Miller
- The £16m cost of Sellafield visitor centre – and today it stands idle (15 comments)
- Fears that state of lighthouses will stop people visiting Whitehaven (4 comments)
- Jacqui’s swept off her feet!
- Fly the flag for homecoming troops
- Police called to 'out of control' birthday party (18 comments)
- Families cut back on food and heating
- West Cumbrian council wants to buy telephone box
- NMP ‘needs to change – or lose Sellafield contract’ (11 comments)
- Police called to 'out of control' birthday party (18 comments)
- Sellafield boss upsets unions over pay letter (17 comments)
- Crash closes part of main A595 road in west Cumbria
- Heads must roll say unions (4 comments)
- Tribute to man who died after Cumbrian hospital window plunge
- Plans made to stop using Ennerdale as water source (2 comments)
- Sex videos blackmail warning from Cumbria police
- Last days of the Dusty Miller
- Jane‘s passion for 50s fashions takes over!





