By Jonathan White
Members of Nantwich Cycling Group (NCG) completed a 220-mile fund-raising charity cycle ride from London to Nantwich.
Eleven cyclists, along with two support crew, took part in the mammoth journey in aid of Wingate Children’s Centre in Wrenbury.
A woman has completed a 60-mile canal walk from Nantwich to Llangollen with her pet pooch to raise money for The Dog’s Trust.
Emma Husband and her dog Timo completed the trek over two days along the Shropshire Union and Llangollen Canals.
Big-hearted students and staff from Reaseheath College in Nantwich raised a record breaking £33,000 for local charities.
The British Heart Foundation, the Student Association’s chosen charity of the year, received a cheque for £26,361 at the student summer ball held on the college’s Nantwich campus.
A young Nantwich girl has had her lovely locks shaved off to help raise money for Cancer sufferers.
Big-hearted Chloe Marvell’s decision to ‘brave the shave’ has netted almost £600 for Macmillan Cancer Support so far.
Residents across Cheshire helped raise thousands of pounds for Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre and Cattery in Nantwich at its family fun day.
They turned for the event in large numbers to enjoy a series of events, and also provided raffle prizes, and donated items for stalls.
The Sporting Bears Motor Club has raised a staggering £7,000 for The Wingate Centre in Nantwich.
The club raised the money at this year’s annual Power and Speed Festival held at Cholmondeley Castle.
By Jonathan White
This is the moment exhausted members of Nantwich Cycling Group completed a 220-mile charity ride from London in one day.
Ten hardy pedallers rode from the capital to Nantwich to help raise funds for Wingate Children’s Centre in Wrenbury.
Hundreds of big-hearted women donned bright colours and strolled through the night on the St Luke’s Hospice Midnight Walk.
Ladies of all ages and background gathered together to take part in the annual event which helps raise thousands for charity.
A Nantwich family completed the Heart of London Bridges Walk in aid leading charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
Robert and Alison Howells became involved with the charity following the sudden death of their daughter Ceri in March 2014.
Six cyclists rode across five nations to help raise more than £5,000 for the Wingate Children’s Centre near Nantwich.
The team completed their challenge to cycle a 520-mile route through Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and England.
Nantwich mother-of-five Denise Thorley had her long locks lopped off to raise money for cancer sufferers.
The music teacher hoped to raise £500 for the Christie Hospital in Manchester – but has doubled that thanks to support from family, friends and piano pupils.
Nantwich’s Age UK shop in Swine Market is desperate for more volunteers.
The charity wants local people to sign up as a volunteer to help raise much-needed funds to support the charity’s work.
Six Nantwich cyclists are to pedal more than 520 miles across five countries in just 48 hours – in aid of The Wingate Centre at Wrenbury.
The novice cyclists will tackle The Wingate Centre 5 Nations Cycle Challenge later this month.
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