Devonport High School pupil, Zachariah Wallis, 14, has joined the growing team of supporters who will be abseiling off the roof of the Plymouth landmark hotel, the Holiday Inn, later this month to help raise vital funds for the children’s wards at Derriford Hospital.
The Gold Dust Appeal has joined forces with the Children’s Happy Hospital Fund (CHHF) and Derriford Children’s Cancer...
Volunteers are invited dress as a superhero and take up the daunting challenge of abseiling down a building, to raise money for our children’s wards.
The Gold Dust Appeal is joining forces with Children’s Happy Hospital Fund and Derriford Children’s Cancer Services for the first Superheroes Abseil, taking place on Sunday 25th September, down Plymouth’s well known Holiday Inn.
Are you brave enough to abseil from 220 feet? Then why not join Jeremiah’s Journey as we take the plunge at Canonteign Falls.
This challenge is taking place on Sunday 20th September 2015.
Canonteign Falls is believed to be the highest waterfall in England, so this promises to be an exciting once in a life time experience!
Registration costs just £25 per person and we ask all participants to raise a minimum of £25 in sponsorship. The registration fee includes free entry to Canonteign Falls for the day, so that you can enjoy the spectacular views and perhaps a picnic...
Things are warming up as Plymouth City Council apprentices, five of whom are from City College Plymouth, start getting plans underway as part of the Brathay Challenge to become ‘Apprenticeship Team of the Year'.
Last month eight teams across the country were announced by Skills Minister Matthew Hancock as finalists in the 2013 challenge after planning, delivering and communicating a...
