AS THE countdown begins to Breast Cancer Care’s Pinkribbon walk on June 9 we focus on the setting for charity walk. Cholmondeley Castle stands on a high rise above a lake surrounded by sweeping lawns and pretty gardens. Father-of-three James Hall, 46, is the Cholmondeley estate manager. James said: “This will be the second year Cholmondeley Castle has hosted the Cheshire Pink Ribbonwalk for Breast Cancer Care and it’s a great setting for the start and finish of the walk. “The beautiful gardens and grounds attract visitors from around the country. “The Pink Ribbonwalk takes you through the estate’s grounds, and so walkers get to experience some of the hidden delights that you might not usually see. “I did the 10-mile walk last year with my wife, Lucy, and it was a nice chance for me to get away from the desk and explore parts of the surrounding countryside that you don’t get to see every day. “The event is very well organised by the Pink Ribbonwalk team and the atmosphere on the day is fantastic. “I know the Cholmondeley family are delighted that the Breast Cancer Care Pink Ribbonwalk is returning and they hope the day raises significant funds for the charity along with the other Pink Ribbon walks around the UK.” Pink Ribbonwalk manager Lucy Thomson said: “Cholmondeley Castle is a beautiful location and it is a real privilege to host the Cheshire Pink Ribbonwalk there for the second year running. “Breast Cancer Care is hoping as many people as possible will sign up to walk the 10 or 20 mile route. If you can’t participate in the walk but would still like to be involved then why not volunteer? To register, or to find out more about volunteering, go to www.pinkribbonwalk.org.uk. Read
