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| TCT at The Beverley Folk Festival 2010 |
Thanks to Will Richardson, HAM and the following artists for giving up their time to help raise £345.00 in funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust via the bucket collection in the TCT Tent.

LEDDRA CHAPMAN, JINSKI , PLUM HALL, STONY, BROKEN GROUND, THE NEUMES, HALL BROS and JON CAREY, JESS MORGAN, GREN BARTLEY, FARINO and WHISKY DOGS.
Grateful thanks also to all you generous people who donated and the Gig Shop, Hull for providing the sound and all the volunteers at the Beverley Folk Festival who helped out and made this another great event. See you again next year! |
| Our Artists |
Well they are not really 'ours' but the bands and singers have been good enough to come along to HAM evenings to entertain us, or have supported us at MsMM concerts.

Union Central
So, as a thank you, we thought we would give them a bit of extra space on our web site. We hope you like the new pages for our fantastic artists.
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| Latest News |
For the latest news from the Madness Team and their friends please click the News button above or follow this link. Sorry this has not been working for a while.
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| Rugby Tackling Teenage Cancer (RTTC) |
On 13th January 2008 Rugby Tackling Teenage Cancer was launched in some style at the KC Stadium.

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RTTC evolved from MsMM's enforced move from the back garden to Brantingham Park, the home of our local Rugby Union club, Hull Ionians.
Quite simply it is the idea of replicating what we are doing locally with MsMM around the country via other rugby grounds.
Please visit our sister site www.rugbyttc.org for more information.... |
| Teenage Cancer Trust |
The Teenage Cancer Trust is a Registered Charity No: 1062559 and works to provide appropriate hospital accommodation that aids recovery.
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Climbing Mountains, Party and Fun! |
On Tuesday 28th July the North Ferriby Slimming World group had their monthly tasting evening at the Church Hall.
This meeting was very special because Heather Bowen of the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT) joined them to help taste the fabulous food and to receive a cheque for £2000 raised by the members’ sponsorship from climbing Cat Bells. More..
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| Find out about Midsummer Music Madness |
It seems a long time since June 2002 when we had our first gig in the garden, hoping our friends would enjoy our acoustic music concert, and raising “a bit” of money for the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT).
We were aware at a very early stage of the evening on 29th June 2002 that this was really special. Our vicar, who was in charge of the weather, wrote in the Parish magazine of the event and how proud he was to be there and living in North Ferriby. Find out more....
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