Epping’s Rotary Club will be hosting a concert to help raise funds for the Help for Heroes charity with the support of the 40-strong Thames Valley Chorus.
Tickets for the event, which will take place on Saturday 17th April at St. John’s Church in Epping are available from Rev. Duncan Whitehouse at 3 Lynceley Grange, Epping, CM16 6RA or on 01992 577173 and are being charged at £10 and £15, dependant upon seating. Cheques should be made payable to the Rotary Club of Epping and tickets will be posted by return.
We send our congratulations to Robert Eales today, who hasso far managed to raise £1,180 from his 26.2 mile London Marathon run back in April this year.
Rob, who was running on behalf of the ‘Help for Heroes’ charity, managed to complete the
gruelling race in a remarkable 4 hours and 19 minutes. He selected this charity because of his personal experiences from serving within the British armed forces.
Epping lad Rob signed-up to join the Army in 1994, at the age of 15. By 16, he was a Rifleman with the Royal Green Jacket Regiment and eventually, he was sent on tours of duty to Kosovo and Bosnia. By the end of 2002, Rob had left the Army after 6 year’s service and he now works as a fireman, based at Stansted Airport.
The money Rob has raised will be spent on a swimming pool and gym complex at the tri-service (army, navy and air force) rehabilitation centre, Headley Court near Leatherhead in Surrey, which is due to be completed in January 2010. For more information about the project, please click here.
Alternatively, if you would like to make a donation to the Help for Heroes charity, please click here.