The Pleasure Singers is a choir of female singers who meet once a week on Wednesday afternoons at Holy Trinity Church Hall, Rushams Road in Horsham, West Sussex, for a rehearsal and a chat over a cup of tea and a biscuit.

The choir's name couldn't be more appropriate as its members sing for pleasure and are often told by appreciative audiences that they give a great deal of pleasure through their singing.

Throughout the year The Pleasure Singers perform at a number of venues in West Sussex, entertaining folk at retirement homes, care homes and community centres and at special concerts in aid of various charities, such as CHASE hospice care for children, Breast Cancer Research and Chestnut Tree House children's hospice.

These ever-popular charity concerts usually include guest appearances by one or two local singers and musicians, such as Sarah Esser, John Noyce, Marisha Jenkins, Ian Gardner and Cliff Levene. Other recent guests have included the soprano Sharon Elizabeth and even an "Elvis Look-alike".

The concert programme also features solo performances by The Pleasure Singers' own choirmistress Dianne Walters and the choir's piano accompanist Mark Reeves.