Cycle4Charlotte - Part 1

Due to the uncertainty during the pandemic and the risk of another spike in Europe. I have decided to reschedule the Western European cycle ride until next year.

However on the Friday 25th of July I will be departing for John O Groats in Scotland on the train from Crewkerne station with my friend Matty Hayward.

See Route below..

Cycle4Charlotte - Part 2

No words can do her justice but here goes. Charlotte Carlisle, the beautiful daughter of Linda and Paul Carlisle and my amazing sister, was tragically taken from us by cancer on the 3rd of April this year.

If you knew Charlotte you will remember her for her incredible spark and zest for life. Charlotte set her sights on exploring this colossal planet of ours and she managed to see a lot of it. Charlotte devoted so much of her life to helping others and she would of wanted us all to remember her by doing the same. This is why myself and some friends will be cycling to some of Charlotte’s favourite places across Europe to raise money for Bowel Cancer UK, St Margaret’s Hospice and The Samaritans, three charities that were very close to her heart.

Our route can be seen below, and we welcome as many people as possible to join us on any stage of the journey. However, if cannot get involved in the cycle please consider supporting us in any way you can. Whether that is cheering us over the finish line in Over Stratton, joining us for the last leg of the journey from Weymouth or donating via the link below.

Whatever you can big or small we hope you can help us celebrate Charlottes life for the exhilarating life she lead.

We are planning to do this at the end of August this year, but with the current pandemic there is a possibility we will have to reschedule for a later date.

To give you an idea of the kind of girl Charlotte was, I have a short story for you. As most of you know Charlotte was a Key Accounts sales executive for Bradfords Building Supplies, Charlotte was invited to a conference meeting and as it turned out Charlotte was the only female at the meeting. Funnily enough I'm not surprised how Charlotte greeted everyone. She boldly annouced