IT may not be Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones strutting their stuff from their living rooms but their hearts are in the same place.

For One Night Only brace yourself for the local musical climax of the lockdown.

It's called 'Rockin The Lockin!' – a local musical showstopper with a galaxy of stars STAYING AT HOME, PLAYING AT HOME AND SINGING AT HOME to raise money for Crossroads Care Richmond and Kingston upon Thames.

They will all be performing from their homes to raise money for charity. The 'big night in' is this Saturday, April 25th with an intoxicating line-up from 5pm of SIXTEEN artists and bands.

All monies raised will go towards continuing to help the vulnerable and those financially affected within the Richmond Borough by the COVID-19 outbreak.

Crossroads Care are doing fantastic, much-needed and often voluntary work across the Borough.

This is the line-up:

1. 00pm – Intro from Julie DaCosta, CEO of Crossroads Care
2. 05pm - Rowena Poole
3. 25pm - Jessica Siobhan Turner
4. 45pm - Jamie Gray
5. 05pm - Mae Edwards
6. 25pm - Nick Bird
7. 45pm - Sarah & Rupert
8. 05pm - Jim Sole
9. 25pm - Mathilda Heenehan & Luke Seager
10. 45pm - Jason Darling
11. 05pm - Gareth Wax
12. 25pm - Pauline Callais
13. 45pm - Thom Worth
14. 05pm - Thea Wilsher
15. 25pm - Scott Nicholls
16. 45pm - Sam Holt

Performer, Jessica Turner said: "Crossroads Care are doing fantastic, well needed, important and often voluntary work right now.

"They're on the frontline out of the goodness of their hearts and right in the heart of our vulnerable parts in the local community! Praise and donations are more than deserved for this amazing charity and I will support however little I can."

To get involved go the Facebook Page and Find out who's playing when

Over the past four weeks, Crossroads Care's 30 Regulated Key Volunteers have completed over 500 requested trips to supermarkets, hospitals, homes and pharmacies.

The volunteers' assistance is helping to ensure that the core team of Regulated Care Support Workers can concentrate solely on contractual social and health care contracts and current clients.

Crossroads Care Richmond and Kingston upon Thames was established in 1987 and is affiliated to the national network of Carers Trust and are the leading local provider of support for carers and the people they care for.

The organisation works with carers and their families, helping carers to make a life of their own outside caring and provides the special quality of care that gives them the peace of mind to let someone else step into their shoes.

The core service is the provision of home-based respite care with skilled and dedicated care-staff taking over the role of caring for a few hours whist the carer takes a break.

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