I’m taking on The Great British Property Cycle Challenge this October to raise money for St Mungo’s — a charity that’s been on the frontline of homelessness for over 55 years.

On Saturday 11th October, I’ll be cycling 46 miles along the historic Peddar’s Way, an ancient route crossing Norfolk and Suffolk. This journey is close to my heart — not only because I’m from Norfolk and have a love for our local heritage (including the Iceni tribe and Queen Boudicca), but also because my cousin Peter used to walk this path regularly before he sadly passed away, almost exactly ten years ago. This ride feels like a fitting tribute to him, and a meaningful way to support people facing real hardship.

St Mungo’s outreach teams are on the streets every day and night, helping people who are sleeping rough — many for the first time — to find safety, shelter, and support. The cost of living crisis means more people than ever are at risk of homelessness. St Mungo’s work is vital, but it can only happen with donations from people like you.

If you can spare anything — even the price of a coffee — I’d be hugely grateful. Every penny helps.

Thank you for your support.