Join us at The Witch for what promises to be a sunny afternoon with the incredible guitarist and singer Reuben Tighe.

Burnley relinquished top spot in the Championship with a drab draw against in-form Derby County, following a game short of quality and only featuring three attempts on target.

Despite slipping to second place on goal difference, as a result of Leeds United's victory in Middlesbrough, the Clarets are still masters of their own destiny with five games remaining.

A point gained and another clean sheet were both welcomed by manager Scott Parker, who is seeking the third promotion to the Premier League, having previously guided Fulham and Bournemouth to the promised land.

Still undefeated at home in the league this season, with 11 wins and nine draws so far, his Burnley side now return to their stronghold.

Come and support local talent, Ben Krinks from 6pm on Saturday.

The Grand National 2025 takes place on Saturday 5th April at 4pm.

The 4½ mile steeplechase captures the imagination of 150,000 spectators at Aintree, plus an estimated worldwide TV audience of 600 million across over 140 countries.

The Festival begins on Thursday 3rd April, followed by Ladies Day on Friday, before the year’s biggest race goes off at 4pm, as the centrepiece of Grand National Day on Saturday 5th April 2025.

Watch the biggest race in the horse event calendar at The Witch.

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