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May 26, 2025

Kingsmen support Age UK Devon in their 75th Journey through the years celebration

Age UK Devon 75th Birthday celebrations

The Kingsmen were delighted to support Age UK Devon in their 75th Birthday celebrations, held in the shadow of the majestic Buckfast Abbey. Beautiful weather added to the special occasion.

An appreciative audience enjoyed us singing a range of popular songs as well as a very special rendition of Happy Birthday to the charity as well as to those members of the audience who were 75 years old this year.

We all enjoyed a glass of fizz and special 75th birthday cake and the audience had great fun participating in some of the songs.

Sophie Littlewood, Age UK Devon CEO said "On behalf of everyone at Age UK Devon, I want to extend our heartfelt thanks to you for your fantastic performance at our 75th Journey Through The Years celebration. You added such a special touch to the day and created a truly uplifting atmosphere that our guests and our team won't forget soon. We are so grateful for your continued support and generosity in helping us make events like this so memorable for our clients."

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