The Clifton Hotel

Scouting For Girls have now been moved from the Solent Hall, BIC to the Windsor Hall, BIC.

Chart-topping indie pop act Scouting For Girls signed their first recording contract with Epic UK just over a year ago and already the West London trio of Roy Stride, Greg Churchouse and Peter Ellard have sold enough copies of their self-titled debut album to reach number 1 and achieve platinum status.

In September 2008 Scouting For Girls released their first single, ‘She’s So Lovely’ which peaked at 7, and spent an amazing six weeks in the UK Top 10. The foundations were set, the radio stations tuned in, and Britain was (literally) waking up to Scouting For Girls as the new British indie-pop sensations.

Undoubtedly Roy’s ear for a buoyant melody and inescapable chorus hook has offered them the lion’s share of success, but his unique take on life which is reflected in the lyrics, is forever captivating. The warmth, wit and healthy dose of bittersweet nostalgia makes an individual stand for the young at heart. Using unforgettable melodies and weaving lyricism, they chronicle lost youth and broken hearts.

With highly effervescent performances of their light hearted, joyful pop, Scouting For Girls will definitely be the ones to watch this November.

No Under 12’s to stand.
12-13 years standing to be accompanied by an adult (ratio 1 adult to 4 children)
14 years and over are able to stand without an accompanying adult at parents discretion.

Fundraisers at St Catherine’s Hospice are putting finishing touches to this year’s festive “Snowball” bash.
The event will take place on Saturday November 29 at the Royal Hotel, with an evening of entertainment planned.

The ball kicks off the Christmas social calendar in Scarborough and organisers are hoping to raise thousands of pounds for the hospice.

Jane Richardson, co-ordinator of the event, said: “We have a fabulous evening planned, with a drinks reception on arrival, three-course dinner and dancing to the very popular band The Supertones.”