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On day one, our team of riders will complete a mammoth 79 miles setting off from Midwich Group HQ in Diss (Norfolk). The route will take us cross country, via Cambridge, eventually arriving at Sound Technology's HQ in Letchworth (Hertfordshire).

On day two, we'll weave our way past some notable landmarks such as Windsor Castle before arriving at the finishing line at the Royal Ascot Racecourse having completed 56miles on day two - Having completed 135 miles (217km) we'll l arrive at Royal Ascot on day one of the Midwich showcase event, Tech Xpo 2023.

We have 21 riders taking part and each team member will be raising a minimum of £300 for their chosen ‘Gift of AV’ charity. I will be raising money for two charities, Mind and Bliss:

1 in 4 people struggle with mental illness which means we all know someone who has suffered. Whether that be openly or, sadly, in private. This can unfortunately, sometimes, lead to devastating consequences. It's so important that people have access to the correct support, which is where Mind come in. Mind's mission is to provide advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. They campaign to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding. 

To keep this amazing service running Mind rely on charitable donations no matter how big or small which is why I have committed myself to this incredible challenge. So, with that in mind thank you for visiting my page and for any donation you are able to make. It all goes a long way.

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Bliss exists to give every baby born premature or sick in the UK the best chance of survival and quality of life. They champion their right to receive the best care by supporting families, campaigning for change and supporting professionals, and enabling life-changing research.

Bliss was founded in 1979 by a group of concerned parents who discovered that no hospital had all the equipment nor the trained staff it needed to safely care for premature and sick babies. Determined to do something, these volunteers formed a charity to give vulnerable babies the care they deserve. 40 years later Bliss has grown into the leading UK charity for the 90,000 babies born needing neonatal care every year.

My participation in his challenge has kindly been sponsored by: