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following a standout run on Britain’s Got Talent, where he performed alongside the Hear Our Voice Postmasters Choir in a powerful campaign for justice.
Will & The People also plan to release new music and embark on a new tour later this year. Visit
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Worthing’s Will Rendle on Britain’s Got Talent journey, announcing Postmasters Charity Single
Local musician, Will Rendle, front man of Will & The People, returned to Worthing this weekfollowing a standout run on Britain’s Got Talent, where he performed alongside the Hear Our Voice Postmasters Choir in a powerful campaign for justice.
The group reached the grand final on Saturday, May 31, ultimately placing them 7th, after moving the nation with their performance of Gigantic, a song written by Will to tell the story of those
devastated by the Post Office Horizon scandal.
“This has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my life,” said Will. “To give a voice to
people who’ve been silenced for so long and see the community—especially here in Worthing—
get behind us has meant everything.”
Now, Will and the choir are preparing for the next step: a charity single release of Falling Down,
their original song originally featured in the group’s audition stage, which will go live on June 10
across all streaming platforms.
Supporting Justice Through Music
All profits after costs from the single will be donated to two vital causes: the Horizon Scandal
Fund and Lost Chances, both of which support postmasters and their families in the ongoing fight
for justice. Though not officially linked to Britain’s Got Talent, the single has been fully licensed for
charitable use. It is an invitation for the public to stand in solidarity with those affected.
How to Support:
- Stream or download Falling Down from 10th June
- Follow @WillAndThePeople for updates and behind-the-scenes stories
- Share the single to raise awareness of the scandal and ongoing legal efforts
Will & The People also plan to release new music and embark on a new tour later this year. Visit
www.willandthepeople.com for details.
Let’s keep the voices of the postmasters heard—and make sure Worthing continues to lead the
call for justice.
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