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Gig in aid of Pete's fund
The licensee of a popular music venue in Watford will host a gig to help a man faced with losing his home.
Denis Cook, of The Horns pub, is holding a gig in aid of Pete's Fund, which was set up to raise funds for an operation performed on Pete Nash from Kings Langley.
In 2004 Pete was diagnosed with an AVM (mass of abnormal blood vessels) in his brain.
The NHS refused to give Pete the life-saving operation to remove it.
The gig will help raise money to save Pete's house, after his life insurance refused to cover his mortgage and will go towards Pete's Fund, which helps other AVM sufferers.
On Tuesday, May 20 at 8pm, Underview and Stormrunner will be performing live at The Horns in Hempstead Road.
Tickets cost £3 and are available from The Horns.
For more information telephone 07974 345 087 or visit www.petesfund.co.uk.
8:16am Friday 9th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: VoR, watford on 8:26am Fri 9 May 08
Only good looking Ladies to attend please, please, pretty please!!
Only good looking Ladies to attend please, please, pretty please!!
Posted by: Derek, Watford on 10:38am Fri 9 May 08
Shame on the NHS. What do we pay our taxes for?
Shame on the NHS. What do we pay our taxes for?
Posted by: The Plinth of Darkneth, Watford on 10:51am Fri 9 May 08
[quote][bold]VoR[/bold] wrote:
Only good looking Ladies to attend please, please, pretty please!![/quote] But have the -ahem- restrooms been sorted out yet though?
VoR wrote:
Only good looking Ladies to attend please, please, pretty please!!
But have the -ahem- restrooms been sorted out yet though?
Posted by: VoR, watford on 5:44pm Fri 9 May 08
Purposely left that out Pod.....at the last moment.
Purposely left that out Pod.....at the last moment.
Posted by: The Plinth of Darkneth, Watford on 10:53pm Fri 9 May 08
well, the weather is getting somewhat unseasonally warm at the present time.
It's really going to hum in there soon trust me.
well, the weather is getting somewhat unseasonally warm at the present time.
It's really going to hum in there soon trust me.
Posted by: Corrective Party, tuning up me hummer on 2:06pm Sat 10 May 08
[quote][bold]The Plinth of Darkneth[/bold] wrote:
well, the weather is getting somewhat unseasonally warm at the present time.
It's really going to hum in there soon trust me.[/quote] Well, I just hope the humming is in tune with the music , else it'll damage the lug'oles as well as the nostrils! :)
The Plinth of Darkneth wrote:
well, the weather is getting somewhat unseasonally warm at the present time.
It's really going to hum in there soon trust me.
Well, I just hope the humming is in tune with the music , else it'll damage the lug'oles as well as the nostrils! :)
Posted by: OxheyMoron, oxhey on 12:20am Sun 11 May 08
[quote][bold]Derek[/bold] wrote:
Shame on the NHS. What do we pay our taxes for?[/quote] For medical experts to make decisions on operations..and to weigh up risks against benefits and to leave emotions out of the equation.
Derek wrote:
Shame on the NHS. What do we pay our taxes for?
For medical experts to make decisions on operations..and to weigh up risks against benefits and to leave emotions out of the equation.
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