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On Friday 7th June 2019 Julie Abbey, Melanie Thomas, Jane Brown, Stephen Ormisher,  Maryvonne Archet, Scott Blanks, Daniel Burton, Caroline Carey, Dan Pollit, Gillian Crabbe, Jonny Hall, Jason Hearne, Chris Holdsworth, Matt Joule, Nicolas Lamb, Sonia Mann, Stephen McCartney, Sarah McGowan, Helen Nash, Mark Nicholson, Chris Pluves, Anthony Pretty, Nicholas Reed, Paul Roper, Lewis Taylor, Angela Ajith, Benita Ninan, Michael Tildsey, Chatan Vekariya, Anastasija Volkova, Rebecca Walker, Chris Wilkins, Amy Netherwood, Gavin Conner, Jez Sygrove, Seema Chapaneri, Andrew Smith, George  Appleyard, Nilormi Das, Anna Parry, Steven Watson, Chandni Patel, Colin Heyworth, Kate Brett, Barry Read, Katherine Isle, THomas Holton, Susie Diggle, Sean Swales, Euan Thomson, James Smith, Jacqueline Reid, Holly Jemson, Kevin Randall, Sophia Krstin, Sabina Begum, Yas Haririan, Katie Mcguigan, Rodney Hay, Samantha Page-Green, Olivia Jennings, Emma Enamu, Robert Laver , Agnieszka Kaminska-Laver, Michael Cornall, Marion Jenny, David Bardsley, James Farris, Simon Clayton, Harjit Bhogal, Beatriz Hernandez, Bartek Banilczyk, Chloe Joy, Callum Halford, David Dempsey, John Craddock, Annabelle Tripp, Michael Newhouse, Richard Slater, Craig Pennock, Gurveer Saini, Mark McManus, James Hamill, Umed Miah, Michael Forward, Lewis Duke, Steven Wales, Rob Hannan, Rob Sprake, AnneMarie Bond, Michael Bell, Owen Gardiner, Howard Sidery, Gurdeep Cheema, Ben Hartley, Richard Dunn, Ruth Ross-Thomson, Ian Clease, Lewis Jones, Yasmeen Ahmed and Andrew Thomas from O2 UK will be taking on the mighty ‘Yorkshire 3 Peak’s Challenge’ in order to raise fund for the NSPCC.

Support Team: Nick Gill, Caroline Sams, Michelle Hanson, Mel Monks, Sarah-Jane Bishop, Angela Spindley, Clement Milne 

The Yorkshire 3 peaks Challenge takes on the peaks of Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Inglebough, usually in this order and in under 12 hours. These peaks form part of the Pennine range and encirclethe head of the valley of the River Ribble. The route is 24 miles long and includes 5,200ft of ascent.

O2 has teamed up with the UK’s leading children’s charity, the NSPCC, to
help keep kids across the UK safe online.

Together, we want to give parents the knowledge and confidence to be
able to have informed conversations with their kids, that will help to keep a generation of children safe online. We are focused on parents and guardians of children aged 8-13 years old.

Our digital expertise, combined with NSPCC’s trust and authority with
children and families, means that together we can make the digital world a safer world for children and young people.