BBC Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills will be on the decks at a warm-up party for a festival raising money for the homeless.

The daytime presenter's set will be at Tokyo Tea Rooms, Canterbury, on Saturday, July 13.

The party will run from 10pm until 3am and is in aid of the Raise the Roof festival which takes place the following weekend.

Heather Small, lead singer of M People, will perform in Dane John Gardens on July 20 and 21, along with alternative rockers Toploader, best known for their top 10 hit Dancing In The Moonlight.

They will be joined by Wannabe, a world-famous Spice Girls tribute from Canada, complete with a six-piece band and platform shoes.

CBeebies star Mr Bloom and Abba Gold Tribute are also on the bill for the two-day event, which is supporting homeless charity Catching Lives.

The concept is the brain child of Louise Jones-Robert, who owns Tokyo Tea Rooms and Club Chemistry in Canterbury.

Tickets for Scott Mills' set are available from £3. Visit https://fatso.ma/KuEM

There are still some tickets available for the festival, starting at £6. Visit http://raisetheroofkent.com/

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