A determined group of Cheshire Fire Cadets including one from Nantwich are raising money to finish building classrooms in Nepal.
The team of 13 raised more than £50,000 before lockdown and are now continuing their quest to secure enough funds to finish the school project.
A young Nantwich Fire Cadet is hosting a curry night to help raise funds to build much-needed classrooms for schoolchildren in Nepal.
Ashleigh Culleton, 14, will be heading out to Nepal next year with a group of Cheshire Fire Cadets.
Members of Rotary Club of Nantwich have raised more than £1,600 this year to help a Nepalese village rebuild after the devastating 2015 earthquakes.
So far, rotary members have donated £5,000 to Ghanpokhara Village which has helped to rebuild their drinking water source.
A 21-year-old from Tarporley is among a group of 11 Cheshire firefighter apprentices heading out on a mission to Nepal.
Hannah Remelie and 10 others have raised funds to go out to help the youngest children in a Nepalese village access education.
A Nantwich student has been selected to volunteer in Nepal on an International Citizen Service (ICS) placement.
Grace Tripp, a South Cheshire College graphic design student, will be travelling to Makwanpur in central Nepal for 10 weeks in June.
By Jonathan White
The Rotary Club of Nantwich staged a musical night to help raise vital funds for victims of the Nepal earthquake.
The event, held in association with The Rotary Club of the Himalayan Gurkhas, was staged at Nantwich Town Football Club.
Rotary Club of Nantwich is to stage a musical night at the Nantwich Town FC to raise funds for victims of the tragic Nepal earthquakes.
More than 9,000 people died and 22,300 were injured in the disasters which struck two years ago in April 2015.
The Rotary Club of Nantwich has helped to raise £1,800 for a school in Nepal.
The Nantwich club, officially ‘twinned’ with the Rotary Club of the Himalayan Gurkhas, will help fund a water and sanitation block for 25 children and staff of Golmaraja Lower Secondary School.
A team of firefighters from Cheshire is travelling to Nepal to help in search and rescue operation after an earthquake killed up to 4,000 people.
Six Cheshire staff and a rescue dog are joining a 67-strong International Search and Rescue Team.
A former Brine Leas pupil from Nantwich has run a half marathon for charity – with a toilet seat around his neck! And John Wallace was flushed with success on completing the race, which he did to raise money for better sanitation in Nepal.
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