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Generous cash boost for charity efforts

Monday, 22 November 2021 14:04

By Emma Downes

Pictured Iain Gilman, owner of The Little Mill and Pat Boyle from The Mellor March committee.

An annual charity walk that raises funds for cancer charities has been given a boost.

This year to coincide with The Mellor March, the Little Mill Inn at Rowarth raised £1,000 by holding an event with live music, stalls, and street food.

Since it started in 1994 the Mellor March, which features a sponsored walk around the boundary of the village, has raised thousands of pounds for cancer related charities.

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