‘Beautiful ballroom at the Prince Of Wales Hotel is the perfect setting for Strictly and I can’t wait to take part’

Andrew Brown
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Anikó Agócs is taking part in the Strictly event at ther Prince Of Wales Hotel in Soputhport to raise funds for Queenscourt Hospice

One of the contestants in the Strictly fundraiser for Queenscourt Hospice is looking to enjoy home advantage when the event takes place this November.

Anikó Agócs is a Sales and Events Specialist at the Prince of Wales Hotel in Southport where the event is taking place on 15th November 2025.

Originally from Hungary, she has lived in the UK for the past 11 years.

She will be among dancers taking to the floor in the hotel’s stunning ballroom as they bid to raise funds for the hospice.

You can support her fundraising appeal here:  Aniko Agocs is fundraising for Queenscourt Hospice

Anikó said: “I have been at the Prince Of Wales Hotel for the past two years and have helped to organise the Strictly event. Last year was my first, this year will be the second.

“It’s a beautiful event with a superb atmosphere.

“I love dancing so I was really pleased to be invited to take part this year.

“As a team, several of us at the Prince Of Wales have completed various fundraising events to support Queenscourt Hospice.

“It is such an important local charity which does so much to support families at a time when they really need their help and care.

Paul Jones, the Managing Director of Kingswood Homes, and pro dance partner Chloe Judd won the People's Vote at the Strictly Queenscourt fundraising event in Southport. Photo by MAF Photography
Paul Jones, the Managing Director of Kingswood Homes, and pro dance partner Chloe Judd won the People’s Vote at the Strictly Queenscourt fundraising event in Southport. Photo by MAF Photography

“My colleagues and I have done fundraising abseils, skydives, London Marathon and other events to try and raise money for Queenscourt.

“I really enjoy dancing. I have had a great time training with Kaz Leach at Marshside School of Dance.

“My daughter, Rebecca, who is eight years old, dances at Marshside School of Dance too and she really enjoys it. Our love of dancing runs in the family.

“I am looking to dance a samba at Strictly. 

“That is not my main ambition though – my main aim is to try and raise as much money and as much awareness as I can for Queenscourt Hospice, and will be very grateful for any who can support me via my JustGiving page: Aniko Agocs is fundraising for Queenscourt Hospice

“I think Queenscourt Strictly is an absolutely fantastic event.

“Last year I was helping to organise it and was spending a lot of the time in the kitchen. There was a lot of work involved!

“It was such a brilliant event with an amazing atmosphere and we were honoured to be able to host it at the Prince Of Wales Hotel.

“This ballroom and this dance floor is so historic, it’s the perfect setting for an event like this.

“My colleagues have been so supportive and so have my family. They are so excited and are right behind me. I can’t wait.”

Strictly Queenscourt returns for its third dazzling year on Saturday 15th November 2025.

After two unforgettable sell-out events, the event is back with even more sparkle, sequins, and show-stopping moves!

This year’s glittering line-up features 12 courageous contestants, each paired with a professional dancer, a panel of fabulous judges, two sensational hosts, and a night full of entertainment – all in support of Queenscourt Hospice.

Queenscourt Hospice is delighted to return to the stunning Prince of Wales Hotel for what promises to be another spectacular evening of fundraising and fun.

Each contestant is aiming to raise a minimum of £1,500 in sponsorship, so please dig deep and support their incredible efforts.

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