The Archers Omnibus Collection 2023
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THE BEST MUSEUM.... EVER!
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THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THIS WEBSITE
We have raise over £31,000 since starting to take donations!
Please keep up the good work.
Will there be a party to remember this New Year’s Eve? And can relations be restored over dinner?
Brian has news that looks set to rock him and forces him to answer testing questions from his family.
Thank You!
I would like to thank you all personally for donating so generously to our charities.
Lee and Helen need to come to a decision about their future, and Brian gets a wake-up call.
Many of our young disadvantaged children have special needs and the aim is to give them new skills, greater confidence and some fun.
Adam makes a discovery that sets his mind racing, and Freddie is excited about Lower Loxley’s new guided tour.
Brian makes an important decision that worries his children, and new vet Paul ponders his future.
Solving Kids’ Cancer
One of our Archer fans are experiencing the worry of poor Seraph’s situation and wants to highlight this wonderful charity to our community.
Royal National Lifeboat Institution
The RNLI will put their own lives on the line to save yours! It’s a hard and dangerous job and they are all very much the unsung heroes of our communities.
Refuge
If you sympathise with Helen’s worry about Rob, just think how it must be in real life. These women need our help.
EXTRA: Hear the gripping and disturbing story so fr of Helen Archer’s relationshaip with Rob Titchener. The story made national headlines at its peak in 2016. Narrated by Annabelle Dowler.
Sponsored by Kim who wrote this to me… “I had 2 very close friends who died of cancer and I spent many hours at their bedsides. The end of life nursing provided by Macmillan is quite extraordinary.” I imagine that this is a feeling echoed by many.
Our sponsor, Day Garwood who is himself blind, asks you to support the college that has done so much for him and so many other children. The difference New College Worcester makes for a blind child is immeasurable.
Sponsored by Peter Robertson : “As a survivor of a form of blood cancer I am really pleased to give the opportunity for others to support Blood Cancer UK and raise peoples’ awareness of their work.”
You have now given £25,000 to our charities…
I can’t thank you enough
You are amazing!
Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation
Many of our young disadvantaged children have special needs and the aim is to give them new skills, greater confidence and some fun.
Greenpeace
EXTRA Part One: Lark Rise.
The residents of Ambridge recount Flora Thompson’s joyous tales of a rural childhood in the 1880s, evoking the hardships, the challenges and the exuberant sense of community.
The residents of Ambridge recount Flora Thompson’s joyous tales of a rural childhood in the 1880s, evoking the hardships, the challenges and the exuberant sense of community.
EXTRA Part Two: Candleford.
The residents of Ambridge take us on a journey back in time, in this sparkling new adaptation of Flora Thompson’s classic tales of rural life in the late nineteenth century.
The residents of Ambridge take us on a journey back in time, in this sparkling new adaptation of Flora Thompson’s classic tales of rural life in the late nineteenth century.
Taking Action When Others Won’t… Rising sea levels, more extreme weather events, loss of biodiversity. Our climate is breaking down and destructive industries continue to threaten our forests, oceans and air. But together we can overcome these challenges.
Barnardos – saving our children
Barnardo’s believe in every child and work tirelessly to protect and support the UK’s most vulnerable children. They help bring out the best in them – no matter who they are or what they have been through.
St Martins In The Field
Remember the Phil Collins song “Another day in Paradise”? It sums up what this worthwile charity is all about…
TOTAL RAISED THIS YEAR… £ 5,741 ( Grand Total £26,074.28 )
