The Pall-Ex Group London Marathon team has – with just 73 days to go – already raised more than £28,000 towards supporting SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity. Monies raised will go towards providing crucial welfare, health, and support services to serving military personnel and veterans, and their families.
Read moreSSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, is looking for adventurous fundraisers to abseil down the Falkirk Wheel, descending 100 feet on 15 March in a “SSAFA first”.
Read moreFormer Royal Navy serviceman Matthew Flinn is planning a four-day hike along Hadrian’s Wall in aid of The Great Tommy Sleep Out.
Read moreLieutenant Commander Mark Driscoll and Team Eaglet are set to take on the Liverpool Half Marathon on 23 March 2025, raising funds for Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity and Tom Harrison House – helping service personnel into lifeboat of addiction recovery.
Read moreThe team of four recently returned from a long weekend of training in Swedish Lapland, getting a taste of the full challenge in March, all to raise funds for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreOn 31 January 2025, 32 members of the A Flight 63 Squadron King’s Colour Squadron will be taking part in a loaded march to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the formation of the RAF Regiment in 1942, to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund, the RAF’s leading welfare charity.
Read moreOn Friday 28 March 2025, Alabaré’s 17th annual BIG Sleep returns to Salisbury Cathedral, calling on businesses across Wiltshire to sleep out for one night in solidarity with those experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Read moreRoyal Navy & Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) is excited to announce the launch of Race Across the UK – an incredible new event to help support Naval families.
Read moreJoin SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity on 28 June 2025 to celebrate Armed Forces Day 2025 in true military style with a unique (and award winning) walking event: The 13 Bridges Challenge.
Read moreJack Pitcher, age 28, of Bracknell, is currently attempting a British record for running from Perth to Sydney. Josh Smith, age 21, of Reading, was looking to break the record alongside Jack until a recent injury forced him to complete the remaining 1,300km by bicycle, as part of a run and cycle across Australia.
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