Two members of SPAR’s team in Tarporley have run the Race for Life in memory of a former colleague – raising more than £2,000 in the process.
Kim Holden, 54, and Penny Kenyon, 52, who are both shop assistants at the SPAR store, completed the 10k Delamere Forest Cancer Research UK Race For Life in memory of former colleague Alison Lightfoot.
People across South Cheshire are being urged to enter Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in October.
The charity’s events are returning to the area but with socially distanced measures to keep participants safe.
People are being urged to look beyond lockdown and join Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in Cheshire.
The charity’s events are aiming to return to the region this summer and autumn but with socially distanced measures to keep participants safe.
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.
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.
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.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich turned into a sea of pink when hundreds of women took part in Cancer Research UK’s Pretty Muddy event.
More than 950 mums, daughters, sisters and friends showed their commitment to the cause as they came together in one cause.
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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