We have 10 teams taking part in our Source to Sea 2024 Challenge:

Team 1 - Industrials REIT

David Devine (Captain), Will Finn, Laura McWhirter, Jordan Bailey, Erran Emmanuel-Thomas, Stu Malden, Taegie Jefford

Team 2 - Chancerygate

Phillippa Twohig-Howell, Olivia Ashby, Simon Cowley (Captain), James Tinkler, Luke Hughes, Stuart McGill, Alex Houghton

Team 3 - SEGRO

Emma Jackman, Tom Sage, Nicholas Shone, Filipe Santos, Katie Noonan, Ben Green, Frank Gaymond (Captain), Laura Elias

Team 4 - Regency RE

Tom Bridgman (Captain), Mike Buer, Henry Conen, Richard Staniford, Sam Stokes, Callum Torpey, Lauren Ruffell

Team 5 - Released

Sam Caulton (Captain), Teddy Hill, Hannah Bradley, Karen Bobbett, Richard Gresson, Tom Lock, Guy Hutchison, Max Oliver

Team 6 - Epiphany

Andrew Bull, Chris Bampton, Matthew Bird (Captain), Paul Crosbie, Alex Edwards, Keith Brades, George Curtis, Harry Abell

Team 7 - BX/Indurent

Nick Porter, Paul Lally, Jay Whiting, Simon Ross (Captain), Liz Harman, Will Shepherd, Ben Nichols

Team 8 - Investment

Oli Cory (Captain), Russell Nimmo, Josh Beebee, Dan Rees, Angus Huntley, Josh Simpson, Ben Farrell

Team 9 - Orbis

Paul Atwell, Gareth Lewis, Seb Mackenzie Wilson, Hannah Barker, Ed Mills , Chris Colquitt, Charlie Spokes (Captain)

Team 10 - Revantage

Andrew Masterson (Captain), Nick Gledhill, Tom Muncey, Russel Wingfield, Will Hayes, Sarah Horsley, Hans Catsro Soza, Virginia Hughes, Rolit Almazar, Sneha Pillai

What is Source to Sea 2024?

A non-stop team relay race along the full length of the Thames Path. The idea was generated in a pub back in 2015, and since then it has been attempted (and completed!) three times.

How far is it?

The Thames Path is 295km long and follows the route of the River Thames from its source near Cirencester to the Sea (Thames Barrier). The route takes you across almost the full width of England, through some of the most beautiful countryside and almost entirely on footpaths and away from roads. Because of running two runners overnight for safety, the total distance for each team to run is approximately 350km.

Why do it?

Source to Sea 2024 is a truly unique physical, mental, and logistical challenge. Beyond testing your physical and mental fitness, it also serves as a high profile and fun way to raise money for worthwhile charities, with the most recent edition raising £34,000 in total.

Who are we raising funds for?

Our chosen is LandAid - the property industry's charity who are on a mission to end youth homelessness. Last year, almost 136,000 young people in the UK approached their local council for housing support. Young people facing homelessness need our support more than ever.

LandAid bring the property industry together to support charities delivering life-changing services for young homeless people.

Your donation will help ensure that young people facing homelessness have a safe, secure and positive future.