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    Weʼve raised £305 to help the Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer Appeal by cycling from Burnley to Bournemouth for Burnley FC's last away game

    Burnley, United Kingdom
    Funded on Thursday, 8th June 2017

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    From May 10th to May 13th a group of determined cyclists will set off from Turf Moor on a 285 mile cycle ride over three days to the final away game of the season at the Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth. We will be attempting to do this over three days with night stops in Stafford and Cirencester. All funds raised will go directly to the Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer appeal. Former Chairman and current Burnley FC Vice-chairman Barry Kilby set up this fund following his own battle with Prostate Cancer. He has funded Prostate Cancer testing days at a number of North West Football Clubs with amazing results. Some men who had displayed no symptoms of illness were found to have Prostate Cancer and given the relevant treatment. Barry firmly believes that using football stadia for this purpose takes the stigma away from this test and encourages groups of men to come down to be tested. It is certainly working so far.
    Personally my own father had his own battle with Prostate Cancer and I have a colleague who was tested at Turf Moor where cancer was identified and treatment commenced.
    I will only be joining the ride in Cirencester for the final part of the ride, but your support is much appreciated.

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    • Neil Welsh7 years ago
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      7 years ago

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    • Neil Welsh7 years ago
      Neil Welsh

      Neil Welsh

      7 years ago

      Thank you for the support so far but please find a pound or two more. The challenge undertaken by some in the ride is almost impossible to describe. It has been my pleasure and privilege to be in the company of the challenge riders for a couple of days and to support them where I could. The money raised will help to save lives by paying for mass-participation Prostate Cancer screening tests. Early diagnosis saves lives!

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    14

    • David Walker

      David Walker

      May 17, 2017

      Nice effort Neil...even if you did say it was easy!

      £30.00

    • Azhar Iqbal

      Azhar Iqbal

      May 17, 2017

      All the best Neil & Team.

      £60.00

    • Antony Keen

      Antony Keen

      May 16, 2017

      Well done!

      £30.00

    • ken stout

      ken stout

      May 16, 2017

      Hope the support driver was up to standard!

      £10.00

    • Jonathan Holden

      Jonathan Holden

      May 16, 2017

      Good cause Mr Welsh

      £20.00

    • Angela Powell

      Angela Powell

      May 16, 2017

      £15.00

    • Jade Taylor

      Jade Taylor

      May 16, 2017

      Great work Neil. I'd consider that distance a lengthy drive. You must be mad!From Jade and Andrew

      £50.00

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    Neil Welsh

    Neil Welsh

    Burnley, United Kingdom

    Financial adviser at PM+M Wealth Management, Chairman of Cycle Sport Pendle, Burnley FC season-ticket holder, charity fundraiser for a number of causes and involving two wheels where possible

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