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London’s Transport Choir

London’s Transport Choir have been singing at the Festival of Carols held at St Martin-in-the-fields for over 60 years, and this year is no different. 🎄

The choir is made up of singers from across London’s transport industry, and is open to anyone associated with the industry with a passion for singing with others. 🎤

London’s Transport Choir is a community choir with no entry qualifications, so if this sounds like something you’d love, and you’re free to meet on Tuesdays (virtually via Zoom this year), then consider joining the choir.

How to support

If you’d like to support any of the charities involved in the Festival of Carols, you can learn more about them here…

❄️ London’s Transport Choir is financed by its members and through donations, which are used to pay for printed music scores, new equipment and a dedicated musical director.

❄️ Railway Children was founded in 1995 with the purpose of supporting children alone and at risk who have no one else to care for and protect them. Railway Children fight for vulnerable children who live alone on the streets, providing them with protection and opportunity when they have nowhere else to turn.

❄️ Transport Benevolent Fund was founded in 1923 by the predecessors of TfL to help its staff who fell upon hard times. Today, the Transport Benevolent Fund is still there to help when things aren’t going well for those who work in the public transport industry, and those who are retired from it.

❄️ Worshipful Company of Carmen is one of the 110 Livery Companies of the City of London. Much like all City Livery Companies, the Carmen have a long tradition of helping those in need, with the trust now mainly focussing on its grant giving to help causes associated with the transport and logistics industries.