Singing to save lives

Two engineering students at Cambridge Regional College are raising their voices in song to support Prostate Cancer UK.

Leigh Sessions and Michael Hallam, both studying higher education programmes in engineering at the college, have joined male voice choir Men United in Song to raise funds for the charity.

The students had to pass a highly competitive audition to join the choir – making it into the final 40-strong group from more than 150 would-be singers keen to take part.

Neither of the two have sung before but both are already showing signs of musical talent – and have also been invited to join the Peterborough Male Voice Choir.

The choir will be performing a major fundraising concert at Peterborough’s Broadway Theatre on 22 July, presenting choral favourites, ballads and songs from popular musicals.

To book tickets, which cost from £13, go to www.peterboroughmvchoir.org.uk  or ring 0333 666 3366.

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