Taking part in Chariots of Fire will not be a piece of cake for one tech company’s team – but fundraising for Alzheimer’s Research UK has been, with more than 230 sweet treats baked and sold to raise vital funds for dementia research.
A team of scientists are ready to take the baton in this year’s Chariots of Fire to further their fight against dementia.
With Chariots of Fire fast approaching it is recommended that, as part of a successful race, runners would benefit from training before the race on Sunday 17th September.
A team of scientists are ready to take the baton in this year’s Chariots of Fire to further their fight against dementia. Prof Michael Coleman will lead his team from Addenbrooke’s hospital.
Taking part in Chariots of Fire will not be a piece of cake for one tech company’s team – but fundraising for Alzheimer’s Research UK has been, with more than 230 sweet treats baked and sold.
Former British javelin thrower Goldie Sayers will open this year’s Chariots of Fire race in Cambridge, in support of Alzheimer’s Research UK.
This year Cambridge University will once again open its prestigious gates and grounds to Chariots of Fire participants on the 17th September.
Race veteran Dame Mary Archer has rounded up some fellow dames once again for Chariots of Fire this year to raise £5,000 for pioneering dementia research.
Chariots of Fire veteran Simon Gibson will be running harder than ever in this year’s race to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK - in honour of his dad who is living with Alzheimer’s disease.
Cambridge-based chartered accountants and business advisers Price Bailey are the latest organisation to pledge support for Alzheimer’s Research UK in this year’s Chariots of Fire entering three teams.
Cambridge law firm Hewitsons is preparing to go further and faster for this years Chariots of Fire race by entering an unprecedented five teams.
Actor Russell Ramsey will be swapping the limelight for the glory of taking part in Chariots of Fire this September to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK.
Runners at Alzheimer’s Research UK are limbering up for this year’s Chariots of Fire as today marks the official launch of the event’s 2017 partnership with the UK’s leading dementia research charity.
2016 proved to be a record breaking year for Chariots of Fire with over £138,000 raised for Papworth Hospital Charity, its highest ever amount in any one year.