Peterhead residents participate in the Relay for Life. Picture by CRUK.
Fundraisers returned in force to support Peterhead’s Relay of Life at the weekend – with more than £100,000 raised.
The 17th Relay for Life returned, following a two-year absence, on Saturday.
Hundreds took part in the 24-hour event at Lord Catto Park.
Since its inception, the Relay for Life has raised more than £2million for Cancer Research UK.
Many people dressed up for the event, which was officially opened by 10-year-old Nicole Miller.
The young cancer survivor returned to cut the ribbon seven years after her first appearance.
Halfway through, candles dedicated to lost loved ones were lit as part of the Candle of Hope ceremony.
Activities were also available for the whole family, including tug of war, dancing and games like rock, paper, scissors.
So far more than £105,568 from the 2022 will now go to Cancer Research UK to help find ways towards combating cancer.
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Peterhead Relay for Life raises another £105,000 to beat cancer
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