Students from Malbank School and Sixth Form College in Nantwich hosted a coffee morning to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
A variety of delicious cakes were donated by students, parents and staff and enjoyed by all.
A Nantwich martial arts fighter has taken part in a bruising 24-hour wrestle – all in aid of Syrian refugees.
Anya Lynette Hynes, 26, was involved in a fundraising ‘grapple’, called GlobalRoll.
Community organisation Redshift Radio has celebrated the opening of its new Nantwich base.
More than 60 staff and visitors gathered at the new radio studio on Regents Park, off London Road, for the official opening.
Aqueduct Marina staff near Nantwich have presented more than £2,000 to the charity Crohns and Colitis UK.
Employees Julie Beedham and Coryn Lawton at the Church Minshull venue presented a cheque for £2015.73 to charity representatives Barry and Sue Flint.
Leighton Hospital Prostate Cancer Support Group has donated £10,000 to the medical imaging department at the hospital.
The money will support the purchase of 10 additional SpeechMagic licenses.
Nantwich’s Age UK shop in Swine Market is calling on local people to sign up as a volunteer to support the charity’s work with older people.
Age UK has over 420 shops across the UK, and 98% of volunteers who work said they would recommend working for the charity.
Workers at a Nantwich finance firm raised more than £11,000 for Kidney Research UK after tackling the Yorkshire 3 Peaks challenge.
Employees at Afford Bond, on Wellington Road, walked 23 miles on a circular route over three peaks with more than 5,000ft of ascent in just 12 hours!
A disabled Nantwich girl was head of the queue when Circus Starr rolled into Cheshire – thanks to the Newlife Foundation.
Mary Allen and her family were invited along to meet some of the acts in Macclesfield by the foundation.
Two Nantwich women have launched groups to collect donations across Cheshire for refugees in France and Europe.
Dionne Lennon and Shelley Keeble have been so moved by images of refugees fleeing terror and war from Syria, they have started groups to collect donations.
A charity football match organised by a teenager in memory of his uncle, raised £470 for Bloodwise charity.
The event featured an 11-a-side match between Aidan FC and Leukaemia FC at Cumberland sports ground in Crewe.
Hospital staff in South Cheshire will be tackling the Sandstone Trail this month in aid of MRI Scanner Appeal.
Six workers at Leighton Hospital will set out along the 34-mile trail on September 19.
Children’s charity Barnardo’s is appealing for volunteers to help at one of its two charity shops in Nantwich.
The shop, on Beechwood Close, Stapeley, is looking for volunteers to commit to a minimum of four hours a week.
By Jonathan White
Two South Cheshire friends are to cycle the length of the River Rhine in aid of Bloodwise charity.
Ben Reinhardt, from Crewe, and Jim Forkin,from Willaston, are spending September cycling the full river length of 860 miles.
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