Hall Smith Whittingham hailed by Cancer Research over £678,000 milestone
Nantwich firm Hall Smith Whittingham Solicitors have been recognised by Cancer Research UK after helping raise more than £678,000 of gifts from people’s wills.
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Nantwich accounts assistant pedals 300 miles for Cancer Research
An accounts assistant at Swansway Motor Group’s Fleet operation pedalled 300 miles in the Cancer Research challenge.
Nantwich man Neil Tinsley only discovered the pleasure of pedal power after he turned 50 in 2017.
Mornflake backs Wybunbury-based UK Triathlon firm for 2019 season
South Cheshire firm Mornflake has thrown its weight behind one of the country’s biggest programmes of triathlon events taking place across the country over the next few months.
Race for Life events in Nantwich and Delamere cancelled for 2019
Cancer Research UK Race for Life events will not take place at Reaseheath College in Nantwich and Delamere Forest in 2019, organisers have revealed.
They say they are having to reduce the number of the “smaller” events in the county.
Crewe & Nantwich Cancer Research group plea for more volunteers
A Crewe & Nantwich fundraising group is appealing for new members to help support the work of Cancer Research UK.
The fundraising group has already raised more than £45,000 in 2018 to help fund its life-saving work.
Reaseheath College to host Race for Life Pretty Muddy Kids fundraiser
Youngsters across Cheshire are being invited to get muddy for a good cause when Reaseheath College in Nantwich hosts Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life.
The “Pretty Muddy Kids” event will held for the first time at the college on Saturday September 15 alongside the traditional women-only Pretty Muddy Event.
Church Minshull to stage ‘Wear a Hat Day’ fundraiser
St Bartholomew’s Church in Church Minshull is holding a ‘Wear a Hat Day’ Messy Church fundraising event at 11am on March 25.
‘Wear a Hat Day’ supports Brain Tumour Research and St Bartholomew’s is hoping people will support this event by turning-up wearing a hat.
Reaseheath College to stage Cancer Research Race For Life “Muddy Kids” in 2018
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is to stage a new event from Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life, “Pretty Muddy Kids”.
It will be the first time it has been staged and will run alongside the women only Pretty Muddy event.
Cancer Research Xmas Fair in Wistaston raises £3,700
By Jonathan White
The 62nd Cancer Research UK ‘Xmas Fair’ at Wistaston Memorial Hall has helped raise more than £3,700.
The event was organised by the Crewe & Nantwich Cancer Research UK Group.
Nantwich store M&Co to stage charity fashion show
A charity fashion show is being staged at the M&Co store in Nantwich town centre.
The event, this Wednesday November 15, aims to raise funds in aid of Cancer Research UK.
Salon Vie team raise £3,500 for Crewe & Nantwich Cancer Research
A team of hairdressers have proved a cut above the rest after raising £3,500 for Crewe and Nantwich Cancer Research UK.
The Salon Vie Hairdressing staff from Tattenhall staged a fundraising event at The Barbour Institute in the village.
Nantwich Concert Band to host Cancer Research UK charity concert
Nantwich Concert Band will stage a charity concert in aid of Cancer Research UK next month.
The show, performed alongside Nantwich Young Voices, will take place on Saturday October 7 at St Mary’s Church in Nantwich.
Reaseheath College to host Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life
Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life will be held at Reaseheath College in Nantwich this September.
Now organisers are urging more local women to sign up to take part with 12 weeks to go until the big day.
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