As part of BBC ONE's Dancing in the Street TV special with Bruce Forsyth, each BBC Local Radio station around the country is staging a specially choreographed dance class to try and set a new Guinness World Record. The television programme is themed around record-breaking dance feats - one of which will be an attempt to enter the Guinness Book of World Records by having the most number of people dancing together at the same time, to the same dance routine and same music. We need your help to make this happen! To be a record-breaker you just need to join in the 10-minute specially designed dance class, which starts at 12.30pm at Butlins in Minehead on 22 July 2006. People of all ages are welcome, and you don't need to be an expert. In fact, even if you've got two left feet, you can still get involved. We'll provide tuition before the event To take part, simply call 01823 323956, or send an e-mail to this address to get your tickets: You'll need to be there for 11am - the dance class will last until 12.45pm. Tickets include free entry for the day into Butlins, so you'll be able to stay and enjoy the facilities after the event. After the record attempt, make sure you watch Dancing in the Street with Bruce Forsyth on BBC ONE. It will be broadcast on the evening of 22 July 2006, and will include coverage of The Big Dance Class. That's when you'll find out if your world-record attempt was successful! | 
