Rudry to host “Raise the Roof” concert for church upgrades and food bank
A charity concert in Rudry on 24 October will fund essential works at St James’ Church and support the Parish Trust’s food bank, youth clubs and baby bank.
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A charity concert in Rudry on 24 October will fund essential works at St James’ Church and support the Parish Trust’s food bank, youth clubs and baby bank.
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