Chester man takes on darts marathon for cancer charity

By Dherran Titherington 2nd Jan 2026

Local News by Dherran Titherington 2nd Jan 2026

A local man is set to take part in a darts marathon this weekend, raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

This Saturday 3 January, a Chester-based darts player, Rob Jeffries, is aiming to score 100,000 points in a single darts marathon.

Taking place at The Bromfield Arms pub in Hoole, just a day before the PDC World Darts Championship final begins, Rob has set a fundraising target of £750.

All donations will go directly to Macmillan's work supporting people living with cancer.

"I wanted to do something that really pushed me, but also brought people together," Rob said.

"If a day of throwing darts can help Macmillan support people and families dealing with cancer, then it's more than worth the effort."

Macmillan Cancer Support provides a wide range of services, including emotional support, practical guidance and help with everyday challenges that can arise following a cancer diagnosis.

Members of the public are welcome to attend the event, where they can watch the challenge unfold and show their support.

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Donations can also be made online through Rob's Macmillan fundraising page, with every contribution helping to fund vital services for people affected by cancer across the UK.

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