11 Service Personnel from 22 Signal Regiment, 252 (Hong Kong) Signal Squadron will be taking part in Exercise Conquer Britain.
Read more11 Service Personnel from 22 Signal Regiment, 252 (Hong Kong) Signal Squadron will be taking part in Exercise Conquer Britain.
Read moreResidents at Royal Star & Garter have taken part in an international challenge inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore, and organised by a kind-hearted nine-year-old.
Read moreA Cornish charity has launched a campaign to find a team of wounded veterans for an ambitious 2,000-mile sailing expedition from Land’s End to John O’ Groats – and back.
Read moreEight men from across the South West will be taking on a 350-mile cycle over a period of six days to raise money for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreRAF veterans Mal Craghill and Martin Wintermeyer will be cycling from St Eval in Cornwall to Washington, Tyne and Wear as part of a 690 mile challenge; the Tornado Tribute Tour of England.
Read moreFormer Welsh Guardsman and Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) CEO, Fergus Williams, is preparing to set off on a 200-mile cycle from the WWTW North West Hub in Canada Street, Manchester to the WWTW Head Quarters in Stody, Norfolk. Leaving early on Monday 21 June, Fergus is planning to complete the challenge in 24 hours.
Read moreThe National Forest Trek https://www.nationalforesttrek.co.uk/ is a one, two or three day event providing participants with the chance to walk some or all of the 75 mile National Forest Way.
Read moreLt Cdr Doc Cox, UK Armed Forces Director of Rugby, will be taking on an epic 840km cycle from Glasgow to London in just 10 days to raise money for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity and NHS Charities Together.
Read moreOn 5 June, 810 riders from all over the world joined together for an unusual cycling challenge, including 250 who took on routes around the beautiful Leicestershire and Rutland countryside. RAFA Rides 2021 raised money for the Royal Air Forces Association, the charity that supports the RAF family.
Read moreThe challenge consists of a 39-mile hike over Pen-y-ghent twice (694m; 2,227 ft), Whernside (736 m; 2415 ft) and Ingleborough (723m; 2,372ft) in less than 24 hours.
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