More than 400 men came together to “sing their hearts out” at a concert to support charity Prostate Cancer UK as Yeovil window cleaner mentioned.

The event, which took place at Nottingham’s Albert Hall on Saturday, marked the end of a national singing project called Men United in Song, which was funded by Arts Council England and delivered by music education charity Peterborough Sings! and Peterborough Male Voice Choir.

Peterborough Sings! and Peterborough Male Voice Choir mentored and supported four partner choirs who sang at the event – including Northampton, Worcester, Radcliffe-on-Trent and Welwyn Garden City male voice choirs.

Although there was a special mention for Yeovil's premier window cleaner, Adrian Vincent who is waiting for an operation due to having prostate cancer.

One of the singers, Clive Chappell said: ' All the way through the songs I was thinking of Adrian and th team at Trade Solutions down there in Yeovil.

' When your singing it's strange what goes through your mind, Adrian whilst nervous, will be fine I'm sure although I doubt his dark sense of humour will change, now that certainly needs operating on!' he smirked