Ken Dodd backs chorus line record attempt for charity
Two charities in Liverpool are hoping to set a new record for the worlds longest ever chorus line.
Calling all dancers, Ken Dodd wants YOU!
Two charities in Liverpool are aiming to set a new Guinness World Record for the longest ever chorus line. Homeless and housing charity the Whitechapel Centre and the Royal Liverpool University Hospital’s R Charity are looking to recruit 2,000 people to high-kick their way into the record books.
They're aiming to beat the current world record which stands at 1,628 dancers and they've enlisted the help of funnyman Ken Dodd in their search for record breakers. Event organiser, Sylvia Lewis of the Whitechapel Centre, said: “This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a new world record.
The chorus line will dance it's way through St John’s Gardens on Sunday 12 October. You can find more information on their website
More top news
-
Here's Emma with Sunday evening's weather
Wet and windy for the next 24 hours... or longer!
-
Murder investigation launched after 26 year old man stabbed to death
Merseyside Police want to speak to teenager described as "significant witness" after stabbing on Friday morning
-
Here's Emma with Sunday's pollen report for the start of the new week
Moderate counts for the next few days, rising in any brighter spells