Nettleton hot shots raise money for Candles charity

A sponsored shoot at Nettleton Shooting Lodge raised a total of £1,168.92 which was gratefully received by the registered charity Candles, which supports cancer research.
By The Newsroom
Published 7th Apr 2016, 11:57 BST
Holding the chequeare, from left, Pam Connock, Mel Jacob and two of the competitors in the shoot, Victoria Brant and Sue Froggatt. (Lin) EMN-160329-131713001Holding the chequeare, from left, Pam Connock, Mel Jacob and two of the competitors in the shoot, Victoria Brant and Sue Froggatt. (Lin) EMN-160329-131713001
Holding the chequeare, from left, Pam Connock, Mel Jacob and two of the competitors in the shoot, Victoria Brant and Sue Froggatt. (Lin) EMN-160329-131713001

Candles has been in existence since 2001 when Pam Connock MBE and Dyllys Firth, both cancer survivors, made a commitment to raise £50,000 to support the research led by Professor Eremin into new treatments.

That target was reached in just 20 months and the charity has now raised more than £1million.