The Record Cafe's Keith Wildman, pictured left, in his popular music shop and bar. Inset, someone listens to music on a record player. Source: Newsquest/Natasha Meek.
A record fair at Bradford’s independent vinyl record shop, The Record Café, raised more than £250 for charity.
Age UK Bradford District put together a collection of donated vinyl records, featuring anything from pop, rock and blues to funk, soul and vintage children’s TV show soundtracks.
Speaking after the event, Age UK CEO Mark Rounding said: “Thanks to all that came to our first record fair at The Record Cafe, everyone had a good time and we raised over £250.
“Our staff and volunteers pulled together to get the best stock of records for the event. With all proceeds going to Age UK Bradford District, I'd like to thank all staff at The Record Cafe for connecting with us to help us fundraise.”
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