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“The more ridiculous the costumes the better.” raising money for young carers.

LYNN NEWS YOUNG CARERS’ APPEAL: Footballers’ fancy dress walk for appeal

 

editorial imageREFFLEY ROYALS FC Reffley Royals with supporters, who will be doing a sponsored walk for charity, at their first rain-soaked training session of the coming season

 

Published on Wednesday 20 July 2011 15:18

MEMBERS of a football team will be putting their best feet forward in fancy dress for the Lynn News Young Carers’ Appeal.

 

The Reffley Royals adult team, who practice in River Lane, Gaywood, will be taking part in a five-kilometre sponsored walk on Sunday, August 28, from noon.

It will start and finish at the Swan Inn, Nursery Lane, South Wootton.

The players, as well as their partners and children, will make their way along Common Lane, South Wootton, Castle Rising Road, South Wootton, Priory Lane, North Wootton, Ling Common Road, North Wootton, Lynn Road, North Wootton, Grimston Road, South Wootton, and Low Road, South Wootton.

Anyone can take part and the special event was organised by Rob Back, Reffley Royals Football Club manager.

He told the Lynn News: “The more ridiculous the costumes the better. We want to raise as much money as we can. It will be a fun day for everybody.”

In the past the team has raised money for the Lynn News Special Care Baby Appeal and the Help for Heroes charity.

‘Shrek’ helps young carers

‘Shrek’ joins in for our carers’ appeal

 

editorial imageChildren at the ‘Elephant & Castle Child Care Centre’ in fancy dress for the Lynn News Young Carers Appeal.

 

Published on Monday 18 July 2011 11:27

YOUNGSTERS at a childcare centre dressed up this week to raise money for the Lynn News Young Carers’ Appeal. 

Children from the Elephant and Castle Childcare Centre, in Dunham Road Sporle, enjoyed different activities from a picnic to face painting, as well as a visit from Shrek.

A pop concert for the young carers

Young carers having fun

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Somercotes charity gig for action for children Better Days Ahead will be performing a range of popular songs from bands such as Florence and the Machine and Mumford and Sons, as well as a few songs they have written themselves. Other acts include soloists Rhianna Mayhew, Elliot Brown, Ciaran Wilson and Adele Johnson. Also performing on the night are Acoustic duos Katy and Kelly Marsden, Charlotte Pynegar and Livvy Bestwick, and rock band Point of No Return.

Published on Saturday 16 July 2011 11:18

TALENTED young musicians have raised cash for charity with a Somercotes pop concert.