Katie Hopkins is heading to Prestwich to Karens

Sunday, 11 February 2024 12:20

By David Murphy

A video has been shared online from Karen’s Diner promoting that Katie Hopkins will be visiting for an “evening of madness” in March.

Katie Hopkins is doing a Spring Tour over the country called “Silly Cow” with the description on the tickets as:

"It’s a real sh*tshow in the UK right now. We’re freezing our tiny t*ts off and told the world is boiling; we can’t afford Christmas but have to go to Turkey if we want our teeth fixed; and, our criminal politicians walk free but there are security tags on cheese at ASDA.”

Katie Hopkins is known for her controversial views on a number of matters, such as being banned on Twitter permanently before Elon Musk re-instated her back in 2023.

This isn’t for the faint-hearted or easily offended, which rules out most of Prestwich as locals have called it appalling, and one local in the Prestwich facebook group has written:

"This is NOT an advertisement but Karen's Diner in Prestwich is sinking lower and lower and has Katie Hopkins doing a show March 20 what the hell?!"

Tickets cost £37.50 plus a booking fee, including a burger up to the price of £15 a table for 'Katie's B* Bonkers Britain show' and obviously if Katie isn’t enough then you get the obligatory Karen's entertainment too.

Donate to Roch Valley Radio

Do you have a story for us? Want to tell us about something happening in our Borough?

Let us know by emailing newsdesk@rochvalleyradio.com

All contact will be treated in confidence.

More from Local News

Julie Murphy named interim chief as councillors question 'five-week delay'

Julie Murphy’s appointment as interim chief executive of Rochdale Council has sparked internal questioning within the Rochdale Labour Group raising concerns over a reported five-week delay in escalating serious allegations linked to her department.
Blocks of flats to be built at former care home site

Blocks of flats to be built at former care home site
Nod to area’s past as new 90-home ‘brownfield’ estate launches show homes

A new 90-home estate on a former school site is to be named Scholar’s Park.
Heywood town centre scheme presented to government

A revitalised town square, civic centre and newly improved shopfronts are all in store for Heywood, once a multi-million-pound scheme gets the green light. The Rochdalian town is on its way to receiving a £20m boost, with the Pride in Place plan now submitted to the government by the Heywood Town Board.
Julie Murphy on the line up as interim chief executive at Rochdale Council

Documents seen by Roch Valley Radio confirm that Rochdale Council will be asked to approve Julie Murphy’s appointment as interim chief executive, following the suspension of James Binks.
Charity Santa’s sleigh run hit by online abuse from ‘shameful, entitled parents’

It’s a tradition bringing smiles, joy and cheer to hundreds of families in the run up to Christmas. But the volunteers behind Radcliffe Rotary Santa Sleigh run say they have been forced to endure ‘rude or inappropriate comments about their efforts’.
Flood alert issued for Rochdale and Bury as heavy rain continues across Greater Manchester

Residents warned to be prepared as river levels rise in wake of persistent rainfall.
Bury FC part company with Michael Jolley days after managerial appointment following backlash

Bury Football Club has confirmed that Michael Jolley has been relieved of his duties as first team manager by mutual consent just days after taking up the role.
A candid conversation at Roch Valley Radio with Colin Lambert on truth, trust and local media

On Saturday 6th December, I spent a couple of hours at Roch Valley Radio with Tim, Dave and Dean.
Rochdale Scouts to represent UK at World Scout Jamboree in Poland

Eleven young people from across Rochdale have been selected to represent the borough, and the UK, at the World Scout Jamboree 2027 in Gdańsk, Poland.
GMP cracks down on internal corruption in proactive investigation into officer misconduct

Eight officers and two staff under investigation over inappropriate contact with sex workers as Greater Manchester Police steps up efforts to root out those unfit to serve.
Rochdale Council launches consultation on changes to Council Tax Support Scheme

Proposed changes include lowering the maximum discount from 85% to 80% and reducing the number of income bands, as the council seeks to balance its budget amidst ongoing cuts to government funding.