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Team Sewell take on the Big Bad Bike Ride

Paul Brooke is raising money for Ataxia UK

Participants: Paul Sewell, Paul Brooke, Rob Cawkwell, Patrick Sewell, John Hogg, Quentin Wilson, Richard Greaves, David Craven-Jones

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Ataxia UK - Big Bad Bike Ride 2010 · 11 September 2010 ·

10,500 people in the UK have ataxia which is a progressive neurological condition that disrupts the messages sent from our brains to our muscles that are used to move, speak, listen and see. Ataxia UK funds research into finding treatments and a cure and provide support until they are found.

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Thanks for taking the time to visit the Sewell Big Bad Bike Ride JustGiving page.

Paul Sewell, Paul Brooke, Rob Cawkwell, Patrick Sewell, John Hogg, Quentin Wilson, Richard Greaves and David Craven-Jones will attempt the ‘Big Bad Bike Ride’ on 10-11 September on the hilly terrain of Pitlochry in Scotland.

The course is situated north of Edinburgh and will see the team attempt a 70 mile ride around the beautiful scenery, hills and mountains that form the heart of Scotland.

The team will put their bodies on the line to raise a target of £10,000 for Ataxia UK, a charity that funds research into finding treatments and a cure, as well as supporting people who are directly affected by ataxia, which is a loss of coordinated bodily movements.

The most common type, Friedreich’s ataxia, is a crippling degenerative genetic disease of the central nervous system which usually only becomes apparent in children when they reach the age of seven, attacking the central nervous system which means the child is likely to require the use of a wheelchair.

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£6,269.00
+ £672.41 Gift Aid
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