We’re coming to you today with our Positive News round-up for the week, in collaboration with the Doncaster Free Press.
It’s better late than never, right?
Doncaster mum Teresa Hodgson is taking on a huge challenge, pledging to run 100 miles in just seven days to raise money for Club Doncaster Foundation’s Cancer Support provision. She’s taking on this enormous run in honour of her daughter Gemma, who sadly passed away from cancer in 2022.
You can support Teresa by donating to her JustGiving page.
A group of 35 brave fundraisers are taking on a dramatic challenge next month, abseiling 160 feet from a crane at Doncaster Royal Infirmary.
Last year, their efforts raised over £11,800. Let’s see what they can do this year!
Doncaster butcher Dan Kitchen, who runs Darren’s Family Butchers in Wheatley Hills, won big at the British Pie Awards this year!
Dan says he’s “over the moon” after winning three awards for his much-loved pies.
Who’s given the pies a try?
The popular Maple Tree pub in Balby is back open just in time for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations following a huge investment.
Head of operations at Eve Merton trust, Martin Lawrence, had the pleasure of opening the pub.
The wait is over – Padel Master UK is officially open! The fastest- growing sport in the world now has another home on York Road, open 6 am – 11 pm every day!
Get booking now!
Look out for next week’s Positive News Round Up, only on the Don!
Thank you to the Doncaster Free Press for some of these great stories.
