cancer fundraising
I did my first ever live radio interview last week with Darren Harte on HFM Radio, which is based in Leicestershire. The chat about the Goodbye Farewell EP came about after we were put in touch by Melissa Webster, whose husband Steve sings on track 3 of the release. It was a great opportunity to
The Goodbye Farewell 4-track EP is out now on CD and digital download. The EP features unique versions of the same song recorded by different artists. All profits raised will be donated to Bowel Cancer UK. I lost my mum to bowel cancer in 2016, and Goodbye Farewell, as well as raising vital funds, will help
I started writing Goodbye Farewell at the beginning of the year. Like with most of my songs the music came first. I had wanted to write something about mum, who died of bowel cancer in 2016, but after writing a few lines the lyrics weren’t really coming. I decided that perhaps it would be a
One of my proudest moments as I go through the experience of this shitty disease!! Want to know what I have to say from the heart on the UK’s second biggest cancer killer? Want to hear my story from the beginning? Want to see lots of celebrities views on how it’s impacted their lives? From Basil Brush to Victoria Derbyshire, the legend Billy Ocean or even Jules Peters?! Hear real life stories happening right now!! Purchase this book at rivers2cross.com and ALL funds raised will be donated to Bowel Cancer UK #bowelcancer #raisingawareness #therecord Kelly Smith – May 2019
The news today of Bowel Cancer UK announcing staff consultation on redundancies due to income losses of almost 40% caused by coronavirus pandemic is desperately sad. My thoughts are with the wonderful staff x
The news today of Bowel Cancer UK announcing staff consultation on redundancies due to income losses of almost 40% caused by coronavirus pandemic is desperately sad. My thoughts are with the wonderful staff x
There are a number of ways that you can buy The Record, which is available in three different formats.
Some fantastic news on the fundraising during the week when The Record will celebrate its first birthday. It has now raised £950 for Bowel Cancer UK, and I thank every single one of you who has kindly bought a copy of the book so far.
The Record has raised over £870 since its publication, and is available as a hardback, paperback and an eBook. I wrote the book in memory of my mum who died of bowel cancer in 2016. The book took over two and half years to complete, and it contains 65 chapters and 80,000 words. It is the best thing I’ve ever done and what I am most proud of. All profits raised from sales are being donated to Bowel Cancer UK.
Chapter 2 in The Record is with Eddie Gray – a Leeds United legend from their famous side of the 1960s and 1970s. We met at Elland Road, so we were able to take some photos inside the stadium, which was quite special as myself and Eddie were literally the only people there. Eddie spoke
