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Denise Welch enters Christmas number 1 race 30 years after one and only chart hit

Denise Welch’s festive single 'Slayyy Bells' celebrates Geordie culture and partners with Celebrations chocolates aiming for Christmas number 1, 30 years after her last chart hit.

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Geordie icon Denise Welch has released a Christmas single which could be a surprise contender for the festive top spot

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·London, United Kingdom
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·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Denise Welch enters Christmas number 1 race 30 years after one and only chart hit

Geordie icon Denise Welch has released a Christmas single which could be a surprise contender for the festive top spot

·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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Chronicle Live broke the news in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom on Monday, November 24, 2025.
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