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FRESH BLOOD NEEDED

FRESH BLOOD is a talent showcase created by ‘Student Events UK’ to create awareness of National Blood Services amongst the younger generation and ethnic minorities; as there is a lack of blood from this demographic and audience. The event will be hosted by Lucy Ambache of Choice FM, and will have three Competition categories (Singers, Dancers & Acoustic Acts).

The event is sponsored by Choice Fm, Pearl and Dean, Game & Casio, the event will have special appearances from celebrities and will have the Major of Greenwich announcing the winners and presenting them with prizes.

The event takes place on 1st March 2008 at Laban Dance University (Creekside, London, SE8 3DZ.), from 6pm - 10pm.

For more information see www.studenteventsuk.com