Rob Cavill, Jamie Eveleigh, Adrian Lyon and Dan Chard from the Lincoln office will take part in the inaugural Castle to Coast to Castle charity cycle, a 100-mile charity bike ride from Lincoln Castle to Skegness and back. The event is in aid of the Lincolnshire Air Ambulance and St Andrew’s Children Hospice in Grimsby. Any additional funds raised will be donated to The Jack Marshall Fund.
(L-R: Rob Cavill, Jamie Eveleigh, Adrian Lyon and Dan Chard)
Helen Lickley and Lee Higham from the York office have accepted the Nightrider charity challenge in London on 11 June. The event involves cycling 102kms around London taking in 50 of London’s famous landmarks at night, including St Paul’s Cathedral, London Zoo and Big Ben.
Lee said: “Cycling 102kms is no mean feat for both of us! We are both the wrong side of 40 and on two out
of the three training runs one of us has fallen off! The National Autistic Society is a fantastic charity very close to my heart and provides a huge amount of help and support to those people with autism, in its many different forms, and also supports the parents and carers of those people with autism.”
(L-R: Lee Higham and Helen Lickley)
Trainee solicitors James Bradley and Sarah Dalton, also from York, will run this year’s BUPA Manchester 10k run on Sunday 15 May in aid of The Wilberforce Trust, a charity dedicated to helping those with visual disabilities.