Members of Nantwich Walking Football Club hosted a “football and food” fundraiser in aid of Cancer Research UK.
Players Kate Rose and Nicky Glover organised the event at the club’s home ground at The Vagrants on Newcastle Road, Willaston.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town superfan Paul Dean has gone the distance for a great cause – quite literally!
Paul successfully completed an incredible 46.6-mile run from the Swansway Stadium in Nantwich to Sporting Khalsa FC’s Aspray Arena in Willenhall, West Midlands.
By Jonathan White
Weaver Primary in Nantwich is bringing back its fundraising “Race for Life” with a marathon on the school field.
There’s a buzz of excitement in the air at the school as staff, pupils, and families gear up for the return of their much-loved fundraiser on July 21 in support of Cancer Research UK.
By Jonathan White
A Willaston woman is gearing up for a muddy, adrenaline-fuelled adventure in support of Cancer Research UK.
Sarah Iggo, 48, will team up with friends Beth, Jen, and Katherine – collectively known as the Wacky Racers – to take on the ‘Tatton Park Pretty Muddy 5K’ on Saturday July 26.
The director of Swansway Motor Group has helped to raise more than £11,000 for charity by completing a 192-mile coast to coast walk.
David Smyth put his best foot forward in aid of of the Crewe and Nantwich Cancer Research UK branch.
Friends are staging a month-long fundraising campaign in support of a young Wistaston boy who is battling cancer for the second time in his life.
Georgy Capener was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer called Ewing Sarcoma two years ago.
By Jonathan White
The 63rd Cancer Research UK Xmas Fair took place at Wistaston Memorial Hall, Church Lane.
The annual event was organised by the Crewe & Nantwich Cancer Research UK Group.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich turned into a sea of pink when hundreds of women took part in Cancer Research UK’s Pretty Muddy event.
More than 950 mums, daughters, sisters and friends showed their commitment to the cause as they came together in one cause.
The annual Cancer Research UK Christmas Fair raised more than £3,700 at Wistaston Memorial Hall.
The event was organised by the Crewe & Nantwich Cancer Research UK Group.
The Andrews Panto & Plays Society (TAPPS) pantomime ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ has helped raise £150 for Cancer Research UK.
The show was performed at St Andrew’s Church Hall in Crewe.
By Jonathan White
A “Jack and the Beanstalk” performance by The Andrews Panto & Plays Society (TAPPS) has helped to raise money for St Andrew’s Church restoration fund.
The performance, held at St Andrew’s Church Hall in Crewe, also helped funds for Cancer Research UK.
By Jonathan White The Cancer Research UK “Christmas Fair” has taken place at the Wistaston Memorial Hall. The event was organised by the Crewe and Nantwich Support Group for Cancer Research UK.
A charity Christmas draw has been given a boost by bosses at Sainsbury’s in Nantwich. Crewe & Nantwich Cancer Research UK has been handed a Christmas hamper to raffle off at the charity’s annual festive draw.
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