Jack Foley (L) and Franz Hepburn
Classical due raise money for children’s ward at Queen’s Hospital
Lee-Ann Richards, Reporter
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
6:45 PM
Fans of classical music were treated to a special performance by male vocal duo Foley and Hepburn.
The duo performed to shoppers at the Brewery Shopping Centre in Romford on Wednesday January 16.
The performance helped to raise £117 for the children’s ward at Queen’s Hospital in Rom Valley Way, Romnford.
Rubie Charalambous, centre manager of The Brewery said: “It’s such fantastic news that Foley and Hepburn raised such an incredible amount of money.
“The money will really help out local children at Queen’s Hospital.”
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