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Motorbikers ride into town to launch Sandbach's annual poppy appeal

By Deborah Bowyer 28th Oct 2024

Local News
Three bikers from the Royal British Legion's Riders Branch at the launch of this year's poppy appeal. . (Photo: Nub News)
Three bikers from the Royal British Legion's Riders Branch at the launch of this year's poppy appeal. . (Photo: Nub News)

Motorbikers from the Royal British Legion's Bikers branch rode into Sandbach at the weekend to launch the town's annual Poppy Appeal.

Some of the riders are ex-service personnel but many more just want to support the Royal British Legion through the Riders Branch.

Around 25 - 30 motorbike from the Cheshire and North West branch gathered around Sandbach War Memorial on Saturday (October 26th).

A short service was held at the launch of Sandbach's annual poppy appeal. (Photo: Nub News)

A short service was held attended by dignitaries and a crowd of people turned out to see the event which enjoyed good weather.

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