Charity

The Cambridge-based charity has been busy in the run-up to Christmas.

The Countryside Regeneration Trust wants to create scrapes for birds like black-tailed godwits, lapwing and curlew.

If the charity raises £10,000 for the Big Give Christmas Challenge, it will double it to £20,000.

The charity is highlighting the battle frontline rescuers face ahead of what is expected to be another bleak winter for thousands of animals.

The challenge involved travelling virtually all the way to Catalonia.

Founded in 1947, the Trust supports people with learning disabilities and their families.

1,900-mile charity boost for Slobozhanske Hospital in Kharkiv Oblast.

Members of the Order of St George the Martyr travelled from Cambridge to Rome to meet with His Holiness Pope Francis at the Vatican

The club’s former president Judi Jarvis has presented a cheque to her chosen charity.

Members of the Order of St George the Martyr are travelling from Cambridge to Rome next week for a private audience with His Holiness Pope Francis.

Event concluded with drinks reception on newly-completed River Room at Clare College.

The visit focused on the charity and arts centre’s work with young people as well as with emerging artists.

The project is a labour of love by deputy centre manager Gemma Carelli, with help from her mum, Mary.

The event is to raise money for the teenage cancer unit at Addenbrooke’s.

The annual event has helped raise more than £6,000 for various causes.

They will be held in Cambridge, Ipswich and Norwich and all at the same time.

The concert, which also features Military Wives and Shannon Express, is in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust.

It’s the biggest grant ever awarded by Cancer Research UK outside of London.

The 16-year-old has a range of complex disabilities, including mitochondrial complex 3 disorder.

Solar panels team to raise money for Slobozhanske Hospital in Kharkiv Oblast.