Nantwich sparkles at second annual Christmas Tree Festival
The heart of Nantwich was aglow with festive cheer when St Mary’s Nantwich hosted the 2nd annual Christmas Tree Festival.
The event supports and raises vital funds for St Luke’s Hospice.
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Wear your festive knitwear for St Luke’s Christmas Jumper Day
St Luke’s Cheshire Hospice are looking for local businesses and community groups to wear their festive knitwear for Hospice care as part of Christmas Jumper Day.
Workplaces are encouraged to ‘Step into Christmas’ on Thursday December 12 by letting their staff wear their favourite seasonal jumpers.
Mornflake backs South Cheshire domestic abuse charity appeal
A South Cheshire charity supporting individuals and families impacted by domestic abuse has received a cash boost as it braces for a seasonal surge in cases.
MyCWA, known as Cheshire Without Abuse, has launched a Christmas appeal which it hopes will raise money to support adult and child victims.
Three Wrens Gin raises more than £2,000 for St Luke’s Hospice
Three Wrens Gin in Nantwich is the toast of St Luke’s Hospice after raising more than £2,000 through sales of their limited edition, Pepper Street Gin!
The company, which opened a new bar The Next on Pepper Street earlier this year, donated £5 from each bottle sold.
Nantwich Christmas Tree Festival set to raise money for hospice
By Jonathan White
The 2nd annual Christmas Tree Festival in aid of St Luke’s Hospice, takes place at St Mary’s Church in Nantwich today through to Sunday November 24.
The opening times for viewings are Friday (10am-8pm), Saturday (9:30am-3pm) and Sunday (1-5pm). Entry fee = £3 per person (no booking required).
St Luke’s Hospice and Mornflake team up for “Elf Run”
Thousands of school children across South Cheshire are being encouraged to get fit and “Elfie” this Christmas to raise funds for St Luke’s Hospice.
The Hospice, backed by local breakfast firm Mornflake, is calling on schools to sign up for its annual Elf Run festive fundraiser.
Nantwich solicitors back St Luke’s Hospice “Make a Will Month”
St Luke’s Hospice is teaming up with local solicitors across Cheshire for its “Make a Will Month” campaign.
Throughout October, solicitors are offering to write Wills in exchange for a donation to the Hospice, giving supporters a chance to get their affairs in order.
Mornflake donates “lucky” football shirt funds to St Luke’s Hospice
Football fans are being asked to get behind a new fundraising drive for St Luke’s Cheshire Hospice.
The hospice has been donated sponsorship space on Crewe Alexandra’s new blue and white third kit which is being sold online and in the club shop to boost funds for patient care.
Hundreds of people enjoy Crewe Krazy Races event
Hundreds turned out for South Cheshire’s own version of “Wacky Races” and helped raise funds for charity.
A range of soapbox machines took part in the first ever Crewe Krazy Races derby yesterday (July 14).
St Luke’s Hospice fundraising event in Nantwich
By Jonathan White
A ‘Swing into Summer’ dinner and music event in aid of St Luke’s Hospice will take place at The Crown Hotel in Nantwich on July 12.
The event is black tie/evening wear and includes a three-course gala dinner and live entertainment from The Swinging Woodpeckers.
Willaston fundraising daredevil takes on new challenge
By Jonathan White
A daredevil Willaston woman is taking on a new challenge to help raise money for St Luke’s Hospice.
Sarah Iggo, aged 46, will be travelling to Porth Dafarch on the west coast of Anglesey’s Holy island in North Wales to participate in “coasteering” and a 100ft abseil.
Double Whammy fundraising concert takes place in Worleston
By Jonathan White
A sold-out “Double Whammy” concert at St Oswald’s Church in Worleston has helped to raise thousands of pounds.
A medley of popular music was performed by The Funky Choir, a local faith-based community choir.
St Luke’s Hospice supporters raise £13,000 in February fundraiser
St Luke’s Hospice Cheshire supporters have been getting fit and active to raise vital funds for patient care at the Hospice.
Up to 80 people took part in the “100K Your Way” which saw participants completing 100km throughout the month of February in any way they choose.
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