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A CHARITY is calling on woolly warriors in Cheshire to join them in a knitting campaign to raise urgent funds for older people who are most in need. The innocent Big Knit campaign has returned and Age UK Cheshire is calling on the knitters and crocheters of Cheshire to get their knitting needles out to help as much as they can. This is the 18th year that healthy drinks maker innocent has been running the Big Knit in partnership with Age UK with the idea to craft some little hats to sit on innocent smoothie bottles. For each be-hatted smoothie sold, Age UK receives 25p, which will help the Charity make a big difference to the lives of older people. ....
From left: Dale Maskell, Gary Byrne and Alison Bold with the generous donations of villagers. Image: Chris Tarrant A VILLAGE community has pulled together once again to help make sure older residents are not forgotten over Christmas. In what has become a tradition in recent years, Pickmere Community Group has teamed up with the Red Lion pub to support Age UK Cheshire during the festive season. Villagers have been donating gifts throughout December to place around a ‘giving tree’ at the Red Lion. Age UK Cheshire will be delivering the gifts along with wellbeing hampers to people across the county who have been in touch with the charity for support and befriending during this difficult year. ....
GIRLS at The Queen’s School have pledged to support the older generation by helping to raise funds for local charity Age UK Cheshire this Christmas. After learning about the chronic loneliness that many older people experience during the festive period, the pupils decided to take action and made contact with local older people’s charity Age UK Cheshire. Hearing about the hard work that the charity does to help relieve the isolation and despair felt by so many people, the girls were inspired to get creative about their fundraising efforts. The pupils (and a teacher or two!) are filming pieces of music, poetry, jokes and dance that will be used in a digital advent calendar with the charity revealing a new clip each day in the run up to Christmas and encouraging people to donate to help them continue their work. ....