Tarporley man to cycle round Britain’s coast for charity
Tarporley man Gareth Lyon is set to cycle around the coast of Britain to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.
Gareth, Senior Director at NTT DATA UK, wants to raise awareness of the condition.
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Assistant Principal at Cheshire College completes charity cycle challenge
One of the bosses of Cheshire College has completed a mammoth cycle ride from Land’s End to John O’Groats and back in aid of charity.
Mark Parsons, Assistant Principal of Curriculum, took just 18 days and has raised more than £7,000 for the Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Audlem pilot to pedal 420 miles in aid of friend battling tumour
An airline pilot from Audlem is swapping the cockpit for the saddle – to cycle 420 miles in three days in aid of a friend battling a brain tumour.
Shaun Rayne, 49, has set himself the massive challenge to raise money for Headcase Cancer Trust after his good friend Rick Youle was dealt a devastating blow.
Crewe fundraiser pedals 300 miles in aid of Blood Cancer UK
By Jonathan White
A South Cheshire man saddled up to pedal more than 300 miles in May to raise money for Blood Cancer UK.
Ben Reinhardt, from Crewe, spent May this year cycling the equivalent distance from London to Paris.
Wistaston staff cycle to Disneyland Paris for pupil with rare brain cancer
Big-hearted school staff in Wistaston pedalled for almost 500 miles from Crewe to Disneyland Paris – to raise money for one special Princess.
Wistaston Academy year 1 pupil Acacia was diagnosed with an incurable brain cancer called Diffuse Midline Glioma H3K27M in September last year.
Wrenbury youngster cycles 150 miles in aid of RNLI
A Wrenbury youngster has cycled more than 150 miles to raise funds for the RNLI.
Nine-year-old Alfie Nicholas pedalled five miles every day in October – come wind, rain or shine!
Wingate Centre fundraising continues despite Covid restrictions
The Wingate Centre #Wingate2020 Campaign has been staging vital fundraising activities to help the Wrenbury charity through the pandemic.
Residents unhappy at closure of Nantwich skate and cycle park
Nantwich residents have hit out at the closure of a skate and cycle park which authorities say has had to be shut “on safety grounds”.
The area within Barony Park in Nantwich is used by scores of youngsters playing on their skateboards and bikes, but has fallen into disrepair in recent weeks.
READER’S LETTER: CEC administration “snail pace” action on Active Travel
Dear Editor,
As Covid-19 tightened its grip on our country, CEC Leader Cllr Corcoran boasted of being able to cycle down the high street without the inconvenience of vehicles.
Only 2% cycle to work in Cheshire East, data shows
Just 2.2% of people in the Cheshire East area cycle on their way to work just once a week, according to latest figures.
And only 1.1% cycle every day on their journey to work, while fewer than 17% of people take part in cycling of any kind once a month.
Nantwich businessman’s indoor cycle ride for NHS centres
A Nantwich businessman is embarking on an indoor cycle ride for charity – to raise funds local NHS trusts.
Like many Tim Bowker, who runs Nantwich Refrigeration Services, wanted to give something back to NHS workers on the COVID-19 frontline.
Nantwich man launches fundraising cycle challenge for Wingate Centre
A regular user of the Wingate Centre in Wrenbury is to launch a cycle challenge to help raise funds for the venue.
Matthew Roberts, from Nantwich, is taking part in 20 bike rides in 2020 to raise money for the WIngate Special Children’s Trust.
Tarporley colleagues complete London to Paris charity bike ride
By Jonathan White
Twelve work colleagues from Tarporley car insurance firm Dayinsure cycled from London to Paris to raise thousands of pounds for charity, The Joshua Tree.
They completed the 200-mile journey between September 12 and 15.
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