Published:
11:00 AM May 20, 2021
Frances Rayner along with others in the Downham Market community hope to raise funds to install new play equipment at the Howdale.
- Credit: Sarah Hussain
Community members in a west Norfolk town are hoping to raise funds to revamp old and tired children s play equipment.
Frances Rayner along with others in Downham Market aim to set up a project team to get new play and exercise equipment on The Howdale.
The organiser of Downham Games said she was approached by Anna Foster of the Swan Youth Project and borough councillor Andy Bullen after people in the community contacted them about the condition of the play area, saying it was old and in need of a change.
Published:
5:30 PM May 4, 2021
Pictured left to right: Daniel Murphy, John Murphy, Frances Rayner, Shane Gardner and Sarah Appleton.
- Credit: Sarah Hussain
A community that came together to virtually cycle 601 miles to France to feed local families in need have exceeded their fundraising target.
They were joined by people and businesses in the local community, who took turns on both days to complete the challenge in 12 hours.
The Downham Market community came together to collectively cycle 601 miles for the No Child Hungry campaign.
- Credit: Frances Rayner
The project, which is funded by donations, was set up during the Christmas period to provide food and hygiene items for young people and families struggling.
Published:
4:10 PM April 30, 2021
Updated:
4:18 PM April 30, 2021
Pictured left to right: Daniel Murphy, John Murphy, Frances Rayner, Shane Gardner and Sarah Appleton.
- Credit: Sarah Hussain
A community has come together to take part in a 12-hour virtual cycle to France to help provide food for those in need.
People behind the No Child Hungry Scheme in Downham Market aim to raise around £4,500 to continue buying food and hygiene items for young people and families struggling in their area.
Pictured left to right: Emma Drew, Lisa Jarratt and Andy Bullen.
- Credit: Sarah Hussain
Around 40 people have signed up to take turns on spin bikes in the town square from Friday, April 30 to Saturday, May 1 for the cause, which will take place from 8am to 2pm on both days.
Volunteers behind the No Child Goes Hungry campaign in Downham Market.
- Credit: Anna Foster
Volunteers behind a campaign to ensure no child in their area goes hungry have been able to continue their support thanks to the backing of local people and businesses.
The No Child Goes Hungry scheme in Downham Market was initially set up to provide food parcels for children for the two weeks over Christmas for families in need.
Volunteers in Downham Market launched a campaign to ensure that no children in and around the town went hungry.
- Credit: Anna Foster
And thanks to the generosity of local businesses and individuals, the community has raised around £3,900 in vouchers to help the team continue providing support over the next two months.
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