April 1956 sees and old man and his two grand children searching in a dusty old attic for material to help with a school project when they come across a chest. Little did the children know that the chest held memories for their grandfather of one of the most significant disasters in maritime history. Artefacts that brought memories of the fateful night in April 1912 when the RMS Titanic sank to the bottom of the ocean taking with her over 1500 souls.

Titanic – Pride of the White Star dramatically tells the story not only of the events of that terrible night but some of the lesser known stories of heroism and personal sacrifice of some of her passengers and crew. It tells also the story of how three items came to give them a common link to our hero, Charles Joughin, chief baker on Titanic. He is now an old man helping a new generation to understand the events and lessons of that tragic night.

Writers James Holmes and Sue Peckham invite you to discover the most heartbreaking and fascinating of all Titanic’s stories. But be warned this story isn’t for the faint hearted. This remarkable work is based on the true life of Titanic baker Charles Joughin will quite literally leave you on the edge of your seat