Hundreds of fund-raising Santas put their best feet forward at Reaseheath college in Nantwich in aid of Hope House Children’s Hospice.
The colourful Father Christmases ran, jogged and ambled round the 5k circuit in fine spirits, as captured in these images by Peter Robinson.
Hundreds of Santas will be returning to Nantwich in December for the Hope House Children’s Hospices “Santa Dash”.
It’s the 10th year of the event, and this year will take place on December 12 at a new location, Reaseheath College.
The Hope House Children’s Hospice annual Santa Dash in Nantwich is going virtual this year because of Covid-19.
The usual sight of hundreds of Santas running together through the town centre will not be seen this year.
Santas from across Cheshire will be donning their coats, hats and boots for the annual Nantwich Santa Dash in aid of charity.
This year’s event is on Sunday December 15 and will help raise thousands of pounds for Hope House Children’s Hospice.
By Jonathan White
The 7th annual Nantwich Santa Dash took place today to raise funds for Hope House Hospice.
The best dressed competition was judged by Neil Clarke, of Recycling UK Limited, and was then followed by an energetic warm-up to Christmas music before everyone moved to the start line.
A children’s hospice charity is calling on all Santas to take a break from toy-making and tackle the Nantwich Santa Dash.
The annual run will take place on Sunday December 16 and will see scores of Santas tackling either a 2.5km or a 5km route.
Scores of Santas young and old braved the wind and rain to complete the annual Nantwich Santa Dash.
Families donned their best Christmas outfits for the event in aid of Hope House Children’s Hospice.
Festive families are gearing up for the annual Nantwich Santa Dash event to raise money for Hope House Children’s Hospice.
The race takes place in through Nantwich town centre on Sunday December 10, sponsored by Tarporley-based recycling firm RUKGroup.com.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of Santas donned their red suits and beards to take part in the annual Nantwich Santa Dash.
There were two Santa Dash distances – one lap of 2.5 kilometres or two laps of five kilometres – which both followed the same route around the town centre.
Nantwich Santa Dash will be held on December 11 to help raise funds for Hope House.
Scores of Santas young and old will dress in red coats and beards and charge through Nantwich town centre.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds brave the chill to enjoy the popular Nantwich Santa Dash in aid of a local hospice.
Liz Southall, from Nantwich-based online community radio station RedShift Radio, compered the event on the town square.
The Nantwich Santa Dash will take place again in the town next month.
The event on Sunday December 13 aims to raise funds for Hope House Children’s Hospices.
By Jonathan White
Scores of fun-loving Santas ran around Nantwich town centre to help raise charity cash in the annual Nantwich Santa Dash.
And the “Rudolph family” deservedly won the best dressed competition as they consisted of a Father Christmas, Mother Christmas, sleigh and three reindeer!
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