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Can you raise £50 to celebrate 50 years of commitment by a team of mobile medics? This is the challenge set by Norfolk Accident and Rescue Service to mark the 50th anniversary of the mobile response service which takes advanced medical expertise to the scene of life-threatening emergencies. The '50 for 50' fundraising appeal has been launched on NARS Facebook page and will run until the end of this month. Jean Smith is ready to make cakes for NARS (44818002) Fundraising manager, Jess Moses, said: "We are challenging people to raise £50 in whatever way they choose. It could be a run, a w...

Published: 8:14 AM February 27, 2021    Norfolk Accident Rescue Service (NARS) is looking for people to participate in its 50 for 50 fundraising campaign - Credit: NARS Norfolk Accident Rescue Service (NARS) is a local medical charity celebrating 50 years saving lives in Norfolk. Fundraising manager Jess Moses explains how you can participate in its 50 for 50 fundraising campaign to keep wheels turning and hearts beating.   NARS fundraising manager Jess Moses - Credit: NARS With the end of lockdown in sight, many of us are searching for ways to ride out the final mon...

Roys donated thousands to good causes in 2020. Picture: James Bass - Credit: Eastern Daily Press © 2011 Hoveton-based firm Roys has tallied up its charity efforts for 2020 - and found it donated more than £33,000 to good causes. Charities that benefited from Roys' Making a Difference Locally programme and other fundraising schemes included Nelson’s Journey, Priscilla Bacon Hospice, Matthew Project, Sir Norman Lamb’s mental health and wellbeing fund and the Wroxham and Hoveton Good Neighbourhood Scheme. Other charities have received donations of food, drink, gardening equipment and even ...