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Organisers of an open-air concert for BBC Children in Need are waiting to learn if the show will go ahead after the stage roof collapsed in high winds. An open-air concert for BBC Children in Need will go ahead after a stage roof which collapsed in winds was repaired.
Stage crews worked late to repair the structure in time for Friday's concert in Colwyn Bay, Conwy. Stage crews fixed the structure in Colwyn Bay, Conwy, in time for Friday night's Party in the Park, starring The Feeling, Jamelia and Ronan Keating.
Health and safety officials have the final say on whether the charity performance can go ahead as planned. A 10,000-strong crowd is expected. Preparations were disrupted on Wednesday, but the show received clearance after work on a replacement section was completed late on Thursday.
A 10,000-strong crowd is expected at Eirias Park.
The event is one of a series raising funds for Children in Need.The event is one of a series raising funds for Children in Need.
All the tickets for the event were snapped up within days when they were made available last month.
The roof of the concert stage collapsed late on Wednesday night after three "freak" gusts of wind. No-one was injured.The roof of the concert stage collapsed late on Wednesday night after three "freak" gusts of wind. No-one was injured.
The 10,000 free tickets for the event - produced in association with Conwy Borough Council and the Events Commission - have all been given out. Meanwhile, a range of Children in Need events continues across Wales on Friday and over the weekend.
The line-up includes Jamelia, The Feeling, Ronan Keating, and The Alarm.
Meanwhile, a range of Children in Need events continue across Wales on Friday and over the weekend.
The stage was hit by three "freak" gusts of windThe stage was hit by three "freak" gusts of wind
The BT call centre in Bangor, where hundreds of volunteers will be taking Children in Need pledges from viewers, sees the official launch of an employee nude calendar.The BT call centre in Bangor, where hundreds of volunteers will be taking Children in Need pledges from viewers, sees the official launch of an employee nude calendar.
Staff at the town's Marks and Spencer store will be dressing up as cowboys and Indians, while teachers and pupils at Ysgol y Garnedd are to wear night clothes, and the head teacher will be wearing a nightdress. Staff at the town's Marks and Spencer store were dressing up as cowboys and Indians, teachers and pupils at Ysgol y Garnedd were wearing night clothes, and the head teacher a nightdress.
Workers at the moneysupermarket.com offices in Ewloe say they expect to raise £10,000 through a range of events including one to create a "supersize" snack. Workers at the moneysupermarket.com offices in Ewloe expected to raise £10,000 through a range of events including one to create a "supersize" snack.
At the DVLA in Swansea, staff are to sponsor an 18ft by 30ft (5.5m by 9m) Pudsey Bear garden created from potted chrysanthemums. At the DVLA in Swansea, staff sponsored an 18ft by 30ft (5.5m by 9m) Pudsey Bear garden created from potted chrysanthemums.
Some 30 children from Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Brynymor in Swansea take their teddies to teddy bears' picnic at the Dragon Hotel, Kingsway, at 1300 GMT. Some 30 children from Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Brynymor in Swansea were taking their teddies to a teddy bears' picnic at the Dragon Hotel, Kingsway.