'It’s with great heartache we bring this show to you' Get your funk on for Rugby mum

A concert is being staged by the town’s popular White Men Can’t Funk to raise funds for Hannah Woolhead.

Hannah, a married mother of five children, used to run For Goodness Cake in Rugby.

She was a driver for Stagecoach until she was forced to stop due to ill health.

Hannah was diagnosed with ALS/Motor Neurone Disease at the age of 40.

Andy Walker, of White Men Can’t Funk, said they hope to raise the roof to help Hannah and her family.

Their gig takes place at Hillmorton Ex-Servicemen’s Club, High Street, on Saturday, December 7, 7.30pm.

Andy said: “It’s with great heartache we bring this show to you, but we are determined to raise the roof and a bucket load of money to help Hannah. “Hannah has recently been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease, an absolutely devastating blow to her and her family.

"As a mother of five, sister to our singer Ash, a daughter, and a great friend to many, we have decided the best way we can help is to bring the party and rally the people of Rugby together to help such an amazing person.”

Entry is by donation.

“You bring your dancing shoes and spare change, and we will bring the dance floor fillers,” Andy added.

Get your tickets by visiting https://www.eventbrite.com/e/white-men-cant-funk-raising-funds-for-hannah-tickets