Blackdown Hill Challenge 2021
The Blackdown Hill Challenge for 2021 has been cancelled. The organisers had been holding out for conditions around the pandemic to improve enough that they […]
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Sport England Boost
Sport England has delivered a decisive boost to Fernhurst’s campaign for a vastly improved sports pavilion. The country’s leading body for grassroots sport is making […]
Continue reading »Supporting Pavilion2022
There are several ways in which you can support Pavilion2022. Click here and donate through our crowdfunding page. Join the 100 Club by clicking here. […]
Continue reading »More Support for Pavilion2022
Pavilion2022 is delighted to announce another big pledge of £25,000. The fundraising team has been busy bidding for grants from charitable bodies and this latest […]
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Traditional fundraising may have taken a back seat during 2020 but the hard work has continued behind-the-scenes in the campaign for a new sports pavilion […]
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Shop ’til your fingers hurt
Did you know that whenever you buy anything online, you could be raising a free donation for Fernhurst Pavilion 2022? There are over 4,000 retailers […]
Continue reading »Fundraising update: May 2020
Organisers of the campaign for a new pavilion say they are making good progress but need another push as lockdown eases. Now, more than ever, […]
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Blackdown Hill and Kids Challenges Postponed
Following the government’s announcement on Monday 16th March the Blackdown Hill and Kids Challenges that were due to take place on Sunday 5th April have […]
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Secret Gardens & Art Exhibition
Announcing the introduction of the Fernhurst Secret Garden Event and Art Exhibition to be held in July 2020. It consists of private gardens open for […]
Continue reading »Blackdown Hill Challenge is back
The Blackdown Hill Challenge is back on April 5th, bigger and better. Well, Blackdown is still the same height (280m/920ft) but this year’s event is […]
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