An evening of conversation with Grimsby actor Thomas Turgoose is coming to Blundell Park next month - with funds from ticket sales going to a very worthy cause. On Friday, August 2 from 7pm until late, Thomas will deliver a Q&A session in the McMenemy's Function Suite, where he will give audience members a fascinating insight into his illustrious career and his deep-rooted love for his hometown of Grimsby, its football team, and his experiences growing up in East Marsh . Hosted by the NSPCC and Together for Childhood Grimsby, the special evening will also include live music from local acts and a fish and chip supper, courtesy of Oliver Bros Fish Merchants of Grimsby.
All proceeds from ticket sales will be going to the NSPCC and the Shalom Youth Centre, a cause close to Thomas' heart. READ MORE: Grimsby man's mammoth task of organising 'biggest Euro screening on the East coast' in a matter of days Keep up to date with all the latest breaking news and top stories from Grimsby with our free newsletter He said: "I'm thrilled to be part of this fantastic evening in aid of the NSPCC. Growing up as a child actor, my town was always there for me when I needed support the most.
“I look forward to sharing my story and raising much-needed funds for this incredible charity that continues to help so many children across North East Lincolnshire. I’m also thrilled that some of the proceeds will be going to Shalom Youth Centre in Grimsby, a place very close to my heart and somewhere I us.