Posted on July - 07 - 2011
Brown Turner Ross makes a song and dance over support for Southport Rocks
BROWN Turner Ross is making a song and dance about its sponsorship of music festival Southport Rocks.
The event, which is the new name for the Jedi Festival, takes place on July 8-9, in Victoria Park.
It is raising funds for the Vital Sounds Foundation which has just signed a deal with Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital to screen young adults for a potentially fatal heart condition, Sudden Adult Death Syndrome .
David Bushell, senior partner of Brown Turner Ross, said: “Southport Rocks is an extremely worthwhile charity, and one that is close to our hearts. What better way to raise funds for charity than to support local talent.”
The festival is organised by Steve Haw, who started it after the death of his son, Chris, from SADS.
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