LifeJam on Saturday

The Lord Combermere Team are proud to be hosting LIFEJAM 2014 in aid of St David's RNLI Boathouse Appeal in conjunction with Reuben Palin with support from many well-known faces.

They include Rodney Cottrell, Ralph Warburton, Hoc 19 events and Hollow Floor Studios (Pete and Jack Marshall).

In aid of St David's RNLI Boathouse Appeal, we will be hosting a full day of live music featuring the talents of The Duffey Boys, Heidi Brown, Dave Nettleton, Roydan Styles, Darren Poyzer, Chrystal Ships, Jack Marshall, Mike Chant and Mark Stevens.

The car park will be closed off to allow for marquees for day time entertainment come rain or shine. Evening entertainment will be hosted inside. We hope that you can join us for another great live music event at The Lord Combermere...and all for a fantastic cause.

We would all like to welcome you on Saturday 18th October to this very special musical event and hope that all will enjoy to the full the wide range of musical talents that we have organised for you.

All the musicians have given their time totally free and Hollow Floor Studios are providing all the sound at no cost at all. Many businesses have kindly sponsored the day and we send our sincere thanks to all who have made this day possible.

The lifeboat station at St David's was established by the RNLI in 1869, some 330 lives have been saved since that date with a lifeboat crew made up from all walks of life.

On behalf of Reuben Palin....a person born and bred in the great village of Audlem, we are honoured to support him and his brave colleagues in their fundraising venture and can think of nowhere better to offer a free festival to highlight their appeal than in the heart of our unique and amazing village.

A return Festival is planned for 2015 in St David's Pembrokeshire.....watch this space for further details!

Thank you for reading this and if you can please come and support this great Audlem Event....enjoy the day!!

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