Good Causes

A HUGELY popular community sports event is set to make a return to Gerrards Cross this years.
The bi-annual Gerrards Cross will take place on Sunday, May 23, and organisers are hoping to attract another big turnout.

A GERRARDS Cross choir is calling on people to join in with a special concert to raise money for the people affected by the Haiti earthquake disaster.
The choir has launched the Messiah 4 Haiti concert and is hoping to raise around £10,000 for the tragedy.

A ROTARY club has dug deep to make a big effort to raise money for those effected by the Haiti earthquake disaster.
The Rotary Club of Gerrards Cross and Chalfont St Peter, has managed to raise £2,500 to assist the victims of the devastating quake.

ONE of the most respected and familiar figures on the Gerrards Cross business scene is set to retire this month.
Ian Johnson, who is a partner at the BP Collins law firm, is set to step down after 37 years with the company.

A SPECIAL needs teacher will be stopping off in Gerrards Cross in a bid to visit every RSPB nature reserve in the country.
Gary Prescott, 53, has taken on the challenge of cycling across the UK to raise money for the bird charity, as well as Asthma UK and the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust.

A SPECIAL needs teacher will be stopping off in Gerrards Cross in a bid to visit every RSPB nature reserve in the country.
Gary Prescott, 53, has taken on the challenge of cycling across the UK to raise money for the bird charity, as well as Asthma UK and the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust.

A GERRARDS Cross man is set to undertake three marathons in three months next year in order to raise money for charity.
James Ineson, who last year completed the London Marathon, is currently training to run in Rome in March, London again in April and Edinburgh in May.

A NEW county league level football club which already has almost 100 members was launched this week.

A GERRARDS Cross law firm is holding an art exhibition in order to raise money for charity.
BP Collins, who are based in Station Road, are holding an art show at their offices with all the proceeds going to the National Society for Epilepsy (NSE) in Chalfont St Peter.
The exhibition features artwork from people who suffer from epilepsy or who have personal experiences of the illness.

CHILDREN in Gerrards Cross school got a shock this week when a group of soldiers descended on their school in a tank.
Pupils at Gayhurst School in Bull Lane were visited by the Blues and Royals regiment, who brought a Scimitar tank along with them.