John Adie, who has died aged 69, was co-founder, with his wife Penny, of the Two Moors classical music festival on Dartmoor and Exmoor, which they established in 2001 to cheer people up and help ...

LONDON, England (CNN) -- Removal men delivering a grand piano to a music festival in England dropped the instrument, worth an estimated £45,000 ($89,000), out of their van. John and Penny Adie ...

About 100 supporters of the Two Moors Festival had raised money for the piano which was to be a main attraction at Penny Adie's home near South Molton. But when the instrument, regarded as the "Rolls ...

The piano was badly damaged and left festival organiser Penny Adie without a showpiece instrument for the event, which starts on October 12.

Penny Adie held a competition where people were invited to guess how many cakes she could bake in a day. Cakes were then sold at the church on Saturday, August 10.

Dozens of cakes will be made in aid of Morebath Church – but it’s down to you to guess how many. Penny Adie MBE is hoping to raise more than £500 for the church with a fundraising project she ...

Steinway & Sons in London has loaned a replacement piano to Penny and John Adie for their Spring Concert Series. After it was safely delivered, Mrs Adie, 54, said she was very relieved. About 100 ...

Penny Adie, the former concert pianist who with her husband has created this festival, explains that the idea to do this opera came about two years ago while she and her husband were stuck in a ...

It had taken two years to raise the money to buy the £26,000 Bosendorfer piano It was the moment they had been waiting for. Their fund-raising efforts had effectively reached a crescendo and the ...

Penny Adie, 54, the festival's organiser said: "We had been raising money for over two years to get this piano, it was the most ghastly moment, ...

An #85,000 piano was presented to a music festival yesterday - to replace a #45,000 instrument dropped as it was being unloaded.