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£1,635
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    Weʼve raised £1,635 to help the Northern Head and Neck Cancer Charity by cycling 100 miles in 1 day! Please donate...

    Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
    Funded on Saturday, 5th August 2017

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    On Sunday 30th July Mark Proudlock, Richard Scott, Nick Atkinson and Danny Cramman will be riding 100 miles in a day!! We'll be catching a bus from Tynemouth at 6am transporting us to Annan on the west coast of Scotland, all we have to do then is pedal back....

    We are raising funds for a great charity helping people who have suffered with head and neck cancer.

    Head and neck cancers include cancers of the mouth and the throat, as well as some rarer cancers. These include cancer of the sinuses (air spaces in the bones of the face), the salivary glands, or the nose or middle ear.

    The Charity - The aim of the Fund is to make life better for those diagnosed with head and neck cancer and to heighten awareness of the disease, enabling faster detection and early stage treatment.

    The Northern Head and Neck Cancer Charity aims to aid
    funding of head and neck cancer awareness campaigns across the northern region – Northumberland, Newcastle, Sunderland, County Durham, Tynside and Cumbria. . This can be something as simple as paying the parking for follow up visits to hospital, long stay patients TV costs or utility bills when patients are not able to work.

    100 miles over some canny hills is going to be a real challenge but HANC is an amazing charity so please donate if you can.

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    • Danny Mark Nick Scotty7 years ago
      Danny Mark Nick Scotty

      Danny Mark Nick Scotty

      7 years ago

      We made it, setting off from Annan at 8.30am and arriving 100 miles later in Tynemouth at 5-45pm. This involved 6 hours and 47 minutes of cycling, averaging 14.8 miles per hour over the mountainous and picturesque terrain. The rest of the time was made up of check point stops, numerous wrong turns, 2 punctures and a long lunch! A huge thank you to all who donated, with some offline contributions we raised £2,135 for the charity, a great result!!

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    65

    • Neil & Karen

      Neil & Karen

      Jul 31, 2017

      Well done Dan, hope you got a few beers at the end!!

      £30.00

    • Irene Cramman

      Irene Cramman

      Jul 31, 2017

      Well done son love mam x

      £30.00

    • William Clark

      William Clark

      Jul 31, 2017

      Hope you got there safely.

      £20.00

    • Annette Thompson

      Annette Thompson

      Jul 29, 2017

      Good luck Annette and Mike xx

      £10.00

    • Chris hartley

      Chris hartley

      Jul 29, 2017

      Good luck lads. DANNY BOY think of the pub at the end!!

      £10.00

    • Pamela Scott

      Pamela Scott

      Jul 28, 2017

      Proud of you Richard pedal hard know you can do it love Mum and Dad

      £100.00

    • Pamela Scott

      Pamela Scott

      Jul 28, 2017

      Cheers Richard Colin and Sharon

      £5.00

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