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| GHG Premiership Rugby Clubs Charity Cycle Challenge |
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| Bruce Elkins GHG Guinness Premiership Rugby Clubs Charity Cycle Challenge |
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| London to Paris Cycle Ride - 9th - 12th September 2009 |
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| Bruce is back on track |
Charity News
Kamikaze Challenge
In May we saw a band of brave and ever so slightly crazy adventure runners tackle the infamous Kamikaze challenge at Pippingford Park, East Sussex.
GHG Premiership Rugby Clubs Charity Cycle Challenge
Saturday 28 August - Sunday 5 September 2010
July 2010 - To continue raising money for charity and celebrate 20 years of consecutive years of sporting challenges Bruce Elkins, director of CW Fellowes Limited, will be setting off from the Newcastle Falcons ground at Kingston Park, Newcastle upon Tyne on Saturday 28 August arriving 8 days later at his "home" rugby club, Tottonians, based in Totton, Southampton on Sunday 5 September.
Bruce Elkins GHG Guinness Premiership Rugby Clubs Charity Cycle Challenge
February 2010 - To celebrate 20 consecutive years of sporting challenges for charity Bruce Elkins, director of CW Fellowes Limited, is planning a cycle challenge with a difference for 2010.
London to Paris Cycle Ride - 9th - 12th September 2009
An eventful 2008 included cycling from John O'Groats to Lands End (taking in the 3 Peaks!), undertaking a half ironman triathlon and the usual cycle trip across France. I was, then, planning a quieter 2009 to rebuild my fitness, as I had a double hip resurface last November - wore the blighters out... (I now have metal hips and go under the pseudonym 'Bionic Bruce'!)
Bruce is back on track
CW Fellowes director, Bruce Elkins, is back on track, after agreeing to do yet another cycle challenge for charity after saying that he was going to "retire" from fundraising for a year. Last year he celebrated cycling from John O’Groats to Land’s End and climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon for his 50th in May 2008.
The Boys put on their running shoes in aid of Rose Road
On Sunday 8 March 2009, a merry band from CW Fellowes set out to Bridport, Dorset early in the morning for what could have been a nice 10k run in aid of Rose Road, Change My Life Appeal, but how wrong they were.
