Runners, walkers and families gathered at Barony Park in Nantwich for the latest Dabbers Dash, with another strong turnout highlighting the event’s popularity.
Nantwich News joined in the free, informal monthly gathering yesterday (April 25th) which attracts people of all ages and abilities.
Runners, walkers and families gathered at Barony Park in Nantwich on Saturday for the latest edition of the popular Dabbers Dash.
The free, informal monthly event drew a diverse crowd, with participants of all ages and abilities taking part.
By Jonathan White
Runners, walkers and wheelers are being invited to Barony Park in Nantwich on Saturday 21st March for the next instalment of Dabbers Dash.
The free, monthly community event gets underway at 9am, starting next to the Barony Park tennis courts and finishing on Sandford Road.
Dabbers Dash marked UK Heart Month in style in Nantwich with a special CPR and defibrillator awareness demonstration.
Before the monthly Dash at Barony Park – led by founder Paul McIntyre — runners gathered beside the public-access defibrillator on the old toilet block near the 3G pitch.
Residents in Nantwich are being encouraged to wear red, learn a life-saving skill and move together for heart health as Dabbers Dash marks UK Heart Month tomorrow (February 21st).
The free monthly run, walk or wheel — led by Paul McIntyre — takes place around Barony Park once a month.
By Jonathan White
A burst of 17th-century drama will help kick-start 2026 in Nantwich when January’s Dabbers Dash community run, walk and wheel gets underway with a thunderous musket volley tomorrow (Saturday 24th).
The Dash will be officially started by a musketeer from The Sealed Knot, as part of a special tie-in with the town’s annual Battle of Nantwich – Holly Holy Day English Civil War re-enactment.
Barony Park in Nantwich was full of festive cheer when runners, walkers and families with pushchairs came together for a special Christmas edition of Dabbers Dash.
The free monthly run, walk and wheel again proved getting active is even better when it’s shared with the community.
Nantwich residents are being encouraged to don their best festive gear for a Dabbers Dash in the form of a Santa Fun Run in support of YMCA Cheshire.
The free community event takes place next Saturday (December 20th) at 9am starting in Barony Park near the Cornthwaite Group John Deere dealership and finishing on Sandford Road.
By Jonathan White
Runners, walkers, and families with pushchairs gathered in Barony Park in Nantwich for the latest edition of Dabbers Dash.
The event, open to all ages and abilities, takes place at 9am one Saturday each month with participants taking on up to 3.5 laps of the park — a 5km route — at their own pace.
By Jonathan White
The Dabbers Dash community run in Nantwich was dedicated this month to promoting Baby Loss Awareness Week through the national Sands Ribbon Run.
Families, friends and runners of all ages started from the Barony Park Pavilion and took part in the 5km route around the Barony and along Sandford Road.
The founder of the Dabbers Dash monthly event in Nantwich has scooped a major honour at Everybody Health & Leisure’s annual awards.
Paul McIntyre, from Nantwich, was presented with the Chairman’s Award at the event hosted by Paralympian legend Tanni Grey-Thompson.
By Jonathan White
Barony Park in Nantwich came alive with community spirit, courage, and reflection as Dabbers Dash returned this month.
The event aimed to raise awareness for SheServed – a new support and social group for female veterans.
By Jonathan White
Runners, walkers, and wheelchair users filled Barony Park in Nantwich for the latest edition of “Dabbers Dash”.
The event is a free, monthly community run, walk, and wheel in Nantwich aimed at getting people active in a social setting.
Recent Comments