[ad_1] DHP and Framework staff Celebrate Beat The Streets Raising £81,600 in 2024 With Nottingham City Council declaring itself effectively bankrupt last year, leading to heavy cuts in services for homeless people, the £81,600 raised by DHP Family’s award winning Beat the Streets festival has become more important than ever. A cheque for the 2024…
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[ad_1] DHP Family’s Beat The Streets saw huge crowds gather to enjoy a full day of live music on Sunday, with tens of thousands of pounds expected to be added to the fundraising total for Framework from this year’s event. The live music company’s charitable music festival Beat The Streets was launched in 2018 and…
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[ad_1] UK Festival Awards Promoter of the Year 2023, DHP Family, has announced the first wave of artists for charity fundraiser festival Beat The Streets. The annual event, now heading for its sixth edition, is renowned for the vital funds totalling £400,000+ it has raised in support of Framework Housing Association. The festival was recognised…
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[ad_1] Beat The Streets – Photo by Jake Haseldine Beat the Streets will be taking place on 28 January 2024 with the aim of once again raising thousands of pounds to help rough sleepers in Nottingham. The grand total raised for local charity Framework over five editions to date of the festival that takes…
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[ad_1] DHP’s George Akins (left) and Framework’s Andrew Redfern (right) with service user Danny (centre) Vital funds raised by DHP Family’s charity festival Beat the Streets in 2023 have been handed over to Framework to support its work helping the homeless population in Nottingham. The Sarah Nulty Community Impact UK Festival Award-winner generated £89,500 from…
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[ad_1] Beat The Streets: Andrew Redfern, Framework (centre) and George Akins with DHP Family & Framework staff On Thursday, March 30 a legend in the Nottingham live music scene, George Akins Snr, passed away, aged 94. A prominent businessman and property developer, his many achievements included founding Rock City in 1980, from which the thriving…
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[ad_1] Fresh from its Sarah Nulty Community Impact Award win at the 2022 UK Festival Awards, Beat The Streets Festival has revealed a further selection of artists that will be performing at the 2023 event. The festival will take place at city centre venues on Sunday 29th January 2023 with an array of local artists…
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[ad_1] Andrew Redfern, Framework (centre) and George Akins, DHP Family (right) with DHP staff Charity music festival all dayer Beat the Streets made a welcome return this year to raise vital funds to help homeless people in Nottingham. Back with an in-person event this year after being forced online in 2021, the festival raised £76,000…
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[ad_1] Jake Bugg at Beat The Streets 2020 Photo: Jake Haseldine DHP Family have announced that charity fundraiser festival Beat The Streets, renowned locally for the vital funds it has raised in support of Framework Housing Association and awareness it has brought to the rising homelessness crisis in Nottingham, will return to venues in the…
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[ad_1] Photo credit: Jack Kimber Photography (www.jackkimberphotography.co.uk) UK: Beat the Streets – an all-day music festival staged to help the homeless – has announced that it broke its fundraising target of £100,000. Taking place across venues in Nottingham on January 28, thousands turned out to watch sets from the likes of Sleaford Mods, Ferocious Dog,…
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