Stephanie Beacham, renowned for her iconic role in 'Dynasty,' along with the singer and actress Hannah Spearritt from the group S Club, Harriet Thorpe from 'Eastenders', Vicki Michelle from 'Allo Allo,' and the former model and tv presenter Melinda Messenger are among the thirty notable personalities slated to show their unwavering support for the noble cause.

Natasha Hamilton, celebrated as a former member of the globally acclaimed girl group Atomic Kitten, will be showcasing her incredible vocal range ahead of her new 'alternative pop' album launch next year, adding a touch of musical brilliance to the charitable affair. With a career spanning over 24 years, Natasha's multifaceted talents and commitment to philanthropy align seamlessly with the ethos of Back on Track's mission.

She said: ‘I always get a buzz stepping on stage. But it will be a particularly special night because my son is currently serving in the army so I am doubly proud to be performing for a cause that really touches my heart.

'The Dancing with Heroes ball serves as a beacon of hope and gratitude, aiming to raise essential funds for Back on Track, a pioneering charity dedicated to providing surgical and medical treatment and mental health support to former servicemen and women who have bravely served their country, often enduring life-altering injuries in the line of duty.'

The entertainment on the night includes a performance by the renowned Cregan and Co. Jim Cregan was Rod Stewart's musical director for almost 2 decades, co-producing and co-writing much of his material. Jim has shared the stage with musical icons such as Jeff Beck, Tina Turner, and Elton John and amassed over 40 gold and platinum records throughout his illustrious career.