Where music festival proceeds will go

Monday, 10 February 2020 09:31

Organisers of the Made in Manchester festival have announced its charity partner for 2020.

The festival, to be held at Yew Tree Lane Football Pitches on May 23, features the best tribute bands, local artists and DJs.

Last year, the festival raised money for grassroots sport at St Paul’s Cricket Club in Stalybridge and Reuben’s Retreat.

This time around, Dukinfield Town and Youth FC will benefit from the festival, which will also raise vital funds for six-year-old Dukinfield girl Florence Croce, who suffers from a rare genetic condition.

Tickets can be bought at www.ticketsource.co.uk.

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