Three teenagers who are on track to beat the UK’s distance skateboarding record by rolling from John O’Groats to Lands End travelled through the Burnham-On-Sea area on Thursday (July 15th) when they were given a Mayoral welcome.
Matt Elver (18), Charlie Mason (19) and Lee Renshaw (17) from Plymouth are undertaking the challenge to raise money for the Gogo Trust, a charitable organisation based in South Africa.
Read the full news article on the Burnham-On-Sea website: www.burnham-on-sea.com/news/2010/teenagers-record-15-07-10.php.
Make a donation: www.justgiving.com/orsumjogle.
Website: www.orsumboards.co.uk.
Stephen Norwood
THE DEPUTY head of a Sunbury school will be starting his summer holidays by cycling over 1,000 miles across the country from John O’ Groats to Lands End.
Stephen Norwood, a teacher at Chennestone Primary School, will be setting off from the Scottish village on Monday (26) and will be cycling an average of 100 miles a day, to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Read the full news article on the Staines News website: www.stainesnews.co.uk/staines-and-ashford-news/news-staines-and-ashford/2010/07/16/teacher-to-ride-100-miles-a-day-for-children-s-hospital-54472-26869652/.
For more about the trip, and to make a donation, visit www.justgiving.com/Stephen-Norwood.
Team TROTT: Left to right: Tarn, Robbie, Ollie, Tom and Tudor.
A TEENAGE cancer survivor is part of a team of three Kingston Grammar School boys who set off on a charity bike ride covering the length of Britain this week.
Tudor Morris saddled up alongside schoolmates Robbie Montgomery and Tom Beaumont on Tuesday (July 13) at the start of the epic 1,000 mile trip from Land’s End to John O’Groats.
Read the full news article on the Hounslow Chronicle website:
www.hounslowchronicle.co.uk/west-london-news/local-hounslow-news/2010/07/13/cancer-survivor-s-1-000-mile-ride-109642-26842218/
For more about the trip, and to make a donation, visit www.justgiving.com/le2jog-momentum.
Friends of a teenager who broke his neck in a rugby match are preparing to cycle from John O’Groats to Lands End.
Max Levene, 18, from Truro broke his neck during a rugby match between Truro School and Kelly College, Tavistock, in October.
Six of Max’s friends, who were in the same school year as him, will start their 12-day ride on 13 July.
Read the full news article on the BBC news website: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/10560273.stm.
I would like to say a very big thank-you to everyone that’s donated via my GustGiving page at www.justgiving.com/endtoend09. I will stopping taken new donations on the 30th November. So far I have raised £855, so I have truly beating my target of £700.
I would like to say a big, big thank-you to everyone that’s donated, to National Autistic Society, via my justgiving page. So far I have raised £855, so I have truly beating my target of £700.
I would like to say a big, big thank-you to everyone that’s donated, to National Autistic Society, via our justgiving page. So far we have raised £844, so we have truly beating our target of £700.
I would like to say a another big thank-you to the people that have donated, to National Autistic Society, via my justgiving page. So far I have raised £795 (114%), out of my target of £700.
Samuel Farmer
Here is some news on just one of the many great people that we met while doing the End to End cycle. Website: www.unicycle-lejog.co.uk.
Here is some news on just one of the many great people that we met while doing the End to End cycle. Website: www.powerwheelchaire2e.blogspot.com.
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