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Christmas karaoke fundraising

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Published: 29 January 2018
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Stagecoach Manchester has revealed that it raised £4,370 for the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital following its Christmas themed fundraising.

Father and son duo, and Stagecoach Manchester employees, Rob and Matt Stennings led the fundraising by performing seasonal tracks dressed as Santa and encouraging passengers to sing along.

Rob and Matt say: “Performing for the passengers was great fun, especially seeing them getting involved and singing along. We have previously sang at local elderly homes so already had a backlog of Christmas hits to perform.”

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