Carlton celebrated its centenary in style at Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall
before an audience of 1,400.

Paying homage to its roots in the industrial community of Netherfield the Choir invited special guests Dorothy Baguley, Eva Whitfield, Jack Hayes and Bert White, local citizens who were born, like the Choir, in the first decade of the last century.

The Celebration Concert 'Singing for D.A.R.E.' was a glittering evening with the Choir appearing in new uniforms which reversed traditional colours with gold jackets symbolising the optimism of starting a second century.

The Choir, under the assured leadership of Terry Moore and boasting a record eighty-six on stage, opened both halves of the concert with a varied and entertaining selection which started with Cwm Rhondda, featured American Trilogy and Bohemian Rhapsody and climaxed with Nessun Dorma executed in near-perfect Italian.

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