Father-in-law raises £5,000 for charity in honour of Chester breast cancer patient
A MAN has cycled from Huddersfield to Hoole to raise funds for Clatterbridge Cancer Charity after his daught-in-law's diagnosis.
By Chester Standard
A father-in-law has raised £5,000 for Clatterbridge Cancer Charity by cycling from Huddersfield to Hoole in honour of his daughter-in-law, a breast cancer patient from Chester. The man undertook the cycle challenge after his daughter-in-law was diagnosed with breast cancer, aiming to support the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity which provides care and treatment for patients.
The journey began in Huddersfield and concluded in Hoole, a suburb of Chester, where the patient resides. The fundraising total of £5,000 was confirmed following the completion of the ride, with all proceeds going directly to the charity.
No specific date for the cycle was provided in the available report, though the effort was undertaken in response to the recent diagnosis. The Clatterbridge Cancer Charity supports patients across the region, including those treated at Chester’s hospitals.
The father-in-law has not been named in the source report, which focused on the achievement and the charitable cause rather than personal details. This local effort highlights community support for cancer patients in the Chester area.