I woke on Sunday morning with the dreaded “maranoia”. The fear that I couldn’t do it was very real! Needless to say, once I was up and I’d tucked into a race worthy breakfast that feeling began to subside. The realisation that I was about to do something big for a very worthy …
Here are a few pics from our wonderful Hackney Half runners Tom Phillips, Amy Cook and Paul Wood.
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Update Report: The Platinum Study While we are close to achieving 95 per cent cure rates for testicular cancer, it is more important than ever that we ensure survivors are able to enjoy a good quality of life beyond cancer. The highly effective anti-cancer drug, cisplatin, is routinely prescribed to testicular cancer patients. However, some …
Such a great day! We began with a ritual burger the night before, headed off from Clapham Common in the morning and wound our way out of London through bizarrely traffic-free streets. Some parts were scary (anything downhill!), some parts were hard going (anything uphill, Ditchling Beacon!), all of the countryside was unquestionably beautiful. A …
Over the past weekend, Joe Camilleri of the Savills UK Finance team successfully completed the Thames Path Challenge, walking 100km along the Thames Path from Putney Bridge to Henley in aid of The Josh Carrick Foundation. Joe and his partner Shanan Dunstan (pictured at the 50km mark and at the finish) completed the challenge in …
“We are so grateful to The Josh Carrick Foundation and all your amazing fundraisers and supporters for funding research at The Royal Marsden to help improve the quality of life for testicular cancer survivors. More people than ever are surviving testicular cancer, however many suffer from long-term side-effects like nerve damage and hearing loss. Your …
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Sarah Lindau’s Isle of Wight Challenge story! 106km covered in 28hrs and 46 minutes..who ever coined the phrase ‘walk in the park’ clearly hadn’t done the Isle of Wight Challenge! Blisters, severe dehydration and lack of sleep (not to mention the toenails that didn’t live to tell the tale) made this one of the toughest challenges …
