SEPTEMBER 2010
1 THE THREADNEEDLE PRIZE PREVIEW PARTY
Mall Galleries, The Mall, London, 6pm to 9pm.
The Threadneedle Prize is potentially one of the most valuable awards for a single work of art in the UK. Last year’s exhibition was described by the Financial Times as ‘a triumph’, This year’s show is set to be even better. In aid of Federation of British Artists. Tel: Emma Healey, 020 7930 6844. E-mail: press@mallgalleries.com
1 HIKE TO CHANGE LIVES
Alps Hiking Challenge (1st-5th).
Tackle three climbs in three days in the spectacular Chamonix region of the French Alps in the shadow of Mont Blanc. In aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. www.macmillan.org.uk
2 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
British Museum, London, 9.30am to 4pm.
Antiques Roadshow will be filming for its 33rd series and some of Britain’s leading antiques and fine arts specialists will be on hand to offer free advice and valuations. Visitors are invited to raid their attics and bring along their family heirlooms, household treasures and car boot bargains for inspection by the experts. Entry is free. For Further Information
E-mail: antiques.roadshow@bbc.co.uk Tel: 0117 974 2395.
2 CTBF GOLF DAY
Hampton Court Palace Golf Club, Kingston-upon-Thames.
Cinema & Television Benevolent Fund, in association with The Production Guild of Great Britain, is offering 18 holes of golf in the Royal Park, breakfast on arrival, sizzling BBQ lunch and fantastic prizes. Tel: Kat Vardy, 020 7437 6567. www.ctbf.co.uk
4 BRITISH GAS GREAT NORTH SWIM
Lake Windermere (4th-5th).
Kidney Research UK
This is a mile open water swim in England’s largest lake - Windermere. Following it’s launch in September 2008 this event has already become world renowned. Join our team. 1,000 participants anticipated. Price: £30. Tel: Cheryl Lockyer, 08456 121226.
E-mail: cheryllockyer@kidneyresearchuk.org
Macmillan Cancer Support
Take the plunge and join Team Macmillan. This brand new addition to our events calendar is the perfect event for keen swimmers and water babies. Tel: 020 7840 7840. E-mail: swimming@macmillan.org.uk
Save the Children
The UK’s first and greatest outdoor swim event. This swim was voted 5th in the Top 100 Open Water Swims and attracts 6,000 participants. If you have a place and would like to swim for Save the Children. E-mail: events@savethechildren.org.uk
4 THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN AIR SHOW (4th-5th)
Imperial War Museum Duxford; Gates open at 8am.
IWM Duxford presents an evocative commemoration of the aerial battle that proved the strategic turning point in the Second World War. The Battle of Britain Air Show remembers the pilots and aircraft synonymous with this renowned aerial conflict with a particular focus on the pilots stationed at RAF Duxford who came from across the globe to fight for world freedom. Expect to see squadrons of Battle of Britain aircraft at Europe’s best preserved Second World War airfield. Purchase Tickets online or by telephone. Tel: 01223 499353. www.iwm.org.uk/duxford
4 WALK TEN
Beaulieu, Hampshire, 6pm.
A sponsored 10k twilight walk in the heart of the New Forest. Bring along your picnic blanket and join the live entertainment after the walk at 10pm to mark the beginning of the next Marie Curie Nursing shift. In aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care. Price: £10 per adult (accompanied under 16’s are free). Tel: 08700 340040. www.mariecurie.org.uk/walkten
5 ADIDAS WOMEN’S 5k CHALLENGE
Hyde Park, London.
NSPCC
Join the NSPCC’s team Go! This 5k run is for women of all ages and is a great way to have fun and exercise whilst raising money for an excellent cause. In aid of NSPCC’s Child’s Voice Appeal. Tel: 020 7825 2621. E-mail: gorunning@nspcc.org.uk
Bowel Cancer UK
The atmosphere is fantastic and the support from the crowds is always amazing. Ask your best friend, sister, mum, daughter or auntie to jog or run with you through the beautiful surroundings of London’s Hyde Park. Tel: 020 7381 9711. E-mail: events@bowelcanceruk.org.uk
Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation
A 5k fun run for women of all ages. Tel: 01372 841213. www.qef.org.uk
Help the Aged
This 5k women-only fun run takes place in Hyde Park. Tel: 020 7278 1114. www.helptheaged.org.uk
5 DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
Knepp Castle near Horsham, 10am to 4pm.
A fun day out for all the family in aid of St Catherine’s Hospice. The festival features local companies racing colourful Hong Kong style dragon boats on the lake at Knepp Castle. In addition there are lots of other activities to enjoy including a live samba band, circus skills workshop, refreshments, stalls and traditional games. Tel: Matthew Cornish, 01293 447365. E-mail: matthewcornish@stch.org.uk
6 ADDINGTON FOOTBALLERS GOLF CLASSIC
Addington.
Join footballing legends at this second annual golf classic for what promises to be another great day of golf. The charity recipient is The Willow Foundation. Price: Team of four – 3 golfers plus a football personality, £650. Includes coffee & bacon rolls on arrival, 12.30 shotgun start, 18 hole four ball stableford competition, three-course dinner, charity auction, a raffle and great prizes. Tel: 07918 644900.
E-mail: donna@mancinievents.co.uk
9 ANNUAL DONOR DINNER
The Honourable Artillery Club (HAC), London, 7.30pm.
The guest speaker for this event will be General Sir Richard Dannatt GCB CBE MC, recently retired Chief of the General Staff, the professional head of the Army. Price: £110; £1,000 for a table of ten, to include a sparkling reception, three-course dinner and all wines. In aid of Combat Stress. Tel: Charlotte French, 01372 841621.
E-mail: charlotte.french@combatstress.org.uk
9 FRIENDS OF THE ELDERLY
New Zealand Golf Club, Surrey, 7.45pm.
A fourball competition with a shotgun start for teams of four players. After a morning of golf players are invited to the clubhouse for drinks, lunch, an auction and prize giving. Price: £170. In aid of Friends of the Elderly. Tel: Louise Fisher, 020 7730 8263.
E-mail: louise.fisher@fote.org.uk
10 HADRIAN’S WALL TREK
Chollerford to Gisland (10th-12th).
Challenge yourself to trek 25 miles along Hadrian’s Wall – one wall, one epic adventure in just one weekend. This is a great short but challenging trek, camping over two nights and taking in some amazing scenery. In aid of Blue Cross. Tel: 01993 825509.
E-mail: events@bluecross.org.uk
10 THREE PEAKS CHALLENGE
Meet at Glasgow International Airport (10th-12th).
Fancy watching sunrise over Ben Nevis, climbing Scafell Pyke by the light of your head torch or scaling Scafell with new friends. 120 participants anticipated. Join us to climb the UK’s three highest peaks in 24 hours! In aid of Breast Cancer Campaign in conjunction with British Military Fitness. Tel: Elizabeth Cook, 020 7749 3716.
E-mail: ecook@breastcancercampaign.org
11 TOPIARY WEEKEND
Garden Museum, London (11th-12th).
Our first ever Topiary Fair in partnership with the European Boxwood and Topiary Society. A range of exhibitors will sell topiary and related goods and there will be a series of talks and workshops each day. Organised by the Garden Museum. Tel: 020 7401 8865. www.gardenmuseum.org.uk
11 RUN THE RAPIDS FOR CHARITY
The River Tummel, Nr. Pitlochry, Perthshire.
This event takes place on a three mile stretch of river that is fed by a release of water from the upstream Clunie Dam – guaranteeing white water. All equipment is provided and each team is led by a fully qualified raft guide. In aid of Seafarers UK. Tel: Ewan Hastings, 0131 557 9772. www.seafarers-uk.org
11 LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS
Royal Albert Hall, London. Tel: 020 7589 8212.
11 THE ARETMIS HIGHLAND 100 CYCLE CHALLENGE
Kenmore-Killin, Scottish Highlands.
Join us on a stunning cycle route, encompassing some of the most spectacular and historic areas of the Scottish Highlands. There are three levels of participation - Bronze 64k, Silver 83k and Gold 132.5k - and each route can be completed by an individual, team or even family group. Come late afternoon, participants will enjoy a sumptuous feast, special event massages and ceilidh dancing and entertainment, culminating in a fantastic fireworks display to round off the evening! In aid of Cancer Research UK. Visit: www.artemishighland100.com E-mail: nikki.williams@cancer.org.uk
11 GREAT FOREST RUN AND FAMILY FUN RUN
Bedgebury National Forest, Kent, 9.30am.
A sponsored 10k challenging run that takes you through the scenic and sometimes hilly landscape of the forest, benefiting from some of the most beautiful images Mother Nature can provide. Or a 2k fun run for those who’d rather take part at a more leisurely pace. In aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care. Price: £13 (club affiliated); £15 (non affiliated); Fun Run £5. Tel: 08700 340040. Visit: www.mariecurie.org.uk/running
12 POLO DAY
Beaufort Polo Club.
Hospitality Action is pleased to announce its first polo day at Beaufort Polo Club, a small and friendly club set alongside Westonbirt Arboretum in a spectacularly beautiful part of Britain. Guests will enjoy a three-course lunch and action packed polo match whilst supporting this industry charity. 250 guests anticipated. Price: £90; table of 10, £850. Tel: Giuliana Vittiglio, 020 3004 5504. E-mail: g.vittiglio@hospitalityaction.org.uk
12 LONDON TO CANTERBURY
London.
An exhilarating 60 or 80 mile route along the scenic Pilgrims Way. Price: £25 single; £110 team of five. Refreshments en route and medal at finish. In aid of The Children’s Trust. Tel: 01737 364324. E-mail: specialevents@thechildrenstrust.org.uk
12 CHILDREN’S CHARITY SUNDAY
DRAGON BOAT RACE DAY
Bewl Reservoir, Lamberhurst, Kent 10am to 4pm.
Crews of 16 paddlers plus a drummer will race in Chinese-style Dragon Boats over 250 metre course to raise funds in the beautiful surroundings of Bewl Reservoir in Kent. A qualified helmsman is in each boat no previous experience necessary but you do have to be over 16 and be able to swim. Price: £350 non refundable entry fee; £1,000 minimum sponsorship. In aid of NSPCC. Tel: 01293 651840.
E-mail: southeastappeals@nspcc.org.uk
12 BATTERSEA DOGS & CATS HOME ANNUAL REUNION
Battersea Park, London, 11am to 4pm.
Celebrating its 150th Anniversary this year, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home will be holding its 16th Annual Reunion. A fun day out for all the family, there will be plenty of exciting displays, stalls, doggy games, a fun dog show and an array of goodies and treats for your four-legged friends. Organised by Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. Tel: Candy Elton, 020 7627 9295. E-mail: c.elton@battersea.org.uk
12 RUN BIKE RUN – THE LONDON DUATHLON
Richmond Park, Surrey.
Join the Holly Lodge Centre charity team to raise money for a great cause, get fitter and have a fun day out. To join the team Visit: www.thehollylodgecentre.org.uk/londonduathlon
13 SEVE BALLESTEROS FOUNDATION PRO-AM
Foxhills, Surrey.
Renowned for its beauty and idyllic setting, Foxhills is a peaceful oasis set in the heart of Surrey which attracts golfers from all over the world will host a very exciting Pro-Am tournament where thirty teams will be battling it out to become the Seve Ballesteros Foundation’s Pro-Am Champion 2010! This tournament will see some of your favourite local PGA pros take to the course for a day before enjoying an evening of fine dining and delightful entertainment, including a top golfing personality. In aid of the Seve Ballesteros Foundation supporting Cancer Research UK. Visit: http://www.seveballesterosfoundation.org/support-us/seveballesteros_pro_am/
13 THE ABBOTT O’GORMAN DUO
“FROM BRAHMS TO BROADWAY”
The Banqueting House, Whitehall at 12.15pm.
Programme to include works by Bernstein, Brahms, Saint-Saëns and Gershwin – featuring selections from West Side Story, Carnival of the Animals and Porgy & Bess. Price: £20 with buffet lunch from 12.15pm, concert at 1pm. For Tickets Tel: Valerie Jarvis, 020 3166 6153. E-mail: Valerie.Jarvis@hrp.org.uk
14 CRAFT GUILD OF CHEFS GRADUATE AWARDS LUNCHEON
Royal Garden Hotel, London.
This awards luncheon is a formal recognition of a young working chef’s culinary excellence. Prestigious for the chef, the award is also a credit to their mentor and employer. All working chefs aged 23 years or under by early September 2010 can compete for one of these coveted awards by testing their knowledge and skills in this free, nationwide culinary challenge. Organised by The Craft Guild of Chefs. Tel: 020 8948 3870. E-mail: craftguild@btconnect.com
14 THE WESTMINSTER COLLECTION SHOWCASE
The Banqueting House, Whitehall.
The TWC Showcase has become a fixture for event planners and buyers looking for suitable venues and facilities in Westminster. Organised by The Westminster Collection. Tel: 07541 314855. E-mail: venue100-twc@yahoo.co.uk www.westminstercollection.co.uk
15 SALVATOR ROSA EXHIBITION
Dulwich Picture Gallery (15th-28th Nov).
Salvator Rosa (1615-1673) was one of the boldest inventive artists and personalities of the Italian 17th Century. Unlike Caravaggio, Rosa was truly a rebel - radical, anticlerical associated with libertine thought and often in very real danger from the inquisition. Tel: 020 8693 5254. E-mail: k.knowles@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk
15 CYCLE WITH TEAM MACMILLAN
Conquer the Alps (15th-19th).
Spectacular views of mountain peaks, alpine valleys and hanging glaciers! In aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. Tel: 020 7840 7840. www.macmillan.org.uk
15 RAF BENEVOLENT FUND GALA DINNER
Guildhall, London.
This is a key commemorative event in the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain calendar. Among our guest of honour will be our President, HRH The Duke of Kent, Chief of Air Staff. The evening will open with champagne and canapés in the Old Library followed by a superb display and sunset ceremony in the courtyard performed by the Central Band of the RAF. A dinner with fine wines will follow in the Great Hall. Price: £300; tables of ten available. In aid of The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund. Tel: Tano Rea, 020 7307 3307. E-mail: tano.rea@rafbf.org.uk
15 THE THREADNEEDLE SPECIAL AWARDS DINNER
Mall Galleries, The Mall, London, 7.30pm.
This is an important event in the art calendar when the Threadneedle Prize, a major showcase for contemporary figurative art, conceived by the Mall Galleries and actively supported by Threadneedle, is awarded at a dinner which includes celebrity guests. There is over £40,000 worth of prize money making this one of the highest funded art prizes. In aid of Federation of British Artists. Tel: Emma Healey, 020 7968 0955.
E-mail emmahealey@mallgalleries.com
17 ANNUAL COMBAT STRESS CLAY SHOOT
Royal Berkshire Shooting School,
Pangbourne, Berkshire, 8.30am.
Teams of four are invited to come along. It is hoped that there will be teams from the Navy, Army and RAF participating. Price: Teams of four £1,000; individuals £300. The day will include breakfast, elevenses and lunch. All clays and guns are provided if needed.In aid of Combat Stress. Tel: Charlotte French, 01372 841621.
E-mail: charlotte.french@combatstress.org.uk
18 MIDLAND GAME FAIR
Weston Park, Shropshire, (18th-19th).
The Midland Game Fair is the premier event of its kind in the country for anyone interested in traditional country pursuits. There is something for everyone from world class clay pigeon shooting to game and course fishing demonstrations, gun dog competitions, falconry displays, ferret racing, antiques, rural crafts and over 600 trade stands. Tel: 01952 852100. www.countrymanfairs.co.uk
18 TESTBED 1: SHOWCASE EVENT (18th-19th)
Beaconsfield, London, 11am to 5pm.
Anthony Gross, Michael Curran and Lucy Gunning, Pil and Galia Kollectiv, Joseph Walsh, Lilli Hartmann and Dafna Talmor. Six new digital commissions with screenings, artist talks and discussion throughout the London weekend. Tel: lily Davies, 020 7582 6465. E-mail: Lily@beaconsfield.ltd.uk
18 SALUTE TO THE 40’S
The Historic Dockyard, Chatham, Kent. (18th-19th).
Taking place at one of Britain’s leading maritime heritage destinations, the back drop for this period event remains much as it was in the 1940’s. The tone is set on arrival by an authentic 1940’s street scene with ‘shops’ and trade stands including ‘My Old Dutch’ Hair and Beauty providing the opportunity to be ‘made up, in the 1940’s style; a mobile garage with vehicles and ‘gas’ pumps, ‘Tea Break Toons’ and Forever Forties, a display of wedding dresses and christening gowns of the day. Each day there will be a parade of military vehicles as we all ‘Welcome the Troops Home’ on this the 65th Anniversary of the end of hostilities. There will also be the best of 1940’s entertainment on the ‘Matador Stage’. Organised by Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust. Tel: 01634 823813. www.thedockyard.co.uk
19 TEDDY BEARS’ PICNIC
Greenwich & Bexley Cottage Hospice,
Bostall Hill, Abbey Wood, 1.30pm.
A magical afternoon of fun and laughter for our younger supporters. A picnic box for every child is included in the price of £2 in advance with accompanying adults free. Organised by Greenwich & Bexley Cottage Hospice. Tickets in advance suggested. Tel: 020 8319 9230. www.cottagehospice.org.uk
19 GREAT NORTH RUN 30th YEAR
Newcastle upon Tyne to South Shields.
Age UK
The world’s biggest and best loved half marathon. Tel: 020 7278 1114. www.helptheaged.org.uk
NSPCC
Join teamGO and help us move one step closer to ending child cruelty. www.nspcc.org.uk
Macmillan Cancer Support
Join Team Macmillan and help make a difference to the thousands of people currently living with cancer. Tel: 020 7840 7887. www.greatrun.org
19 BUPA GREAT CAPITAL RUN
London.
Marie Curie Cancer Care
Become a Daffodil Runner. Raise money for us and we will support you all the way. Tel: 09700 340040. E-mail: daffodil.runs@mariecurie.org.uk
19 MUSIC SERIES – RACHEL HARRINGTON
American Museum in Britain,
Claverton Manor, Bath, 2pm.
This Americana singer/songwriter from Oregon was the highlight of our mini-music festival last year, so we’ve invited her back to perform from her brand new album and weave her musical magic over us once again. Organised by the American Museum in Britain. Tel: 01225 460503. www.americanmuseum.org
19 SPECIAL CONCERT
Town Hall, Victoria Square, Birmingham, 7pm.
Concert with The Canoldir Male Choir and the Band of HM Royal Marines with soprano Abigail Kelly and special guest Simon Weston OBE. In aid of The Royal Star & Garter Homes. Price: £15 and £20. Tel: 0121 780 3333 or 01827 705650.
20 BEEF, BREAD AND WATER:
ETHICAL FOOD IN A WARM AND THIRSTY WORLD
Savoy Place, London from 6.45pm.
Compassion in World Farming’s 2010 lecture addresses some of the key crises facing the world: climate change, water scarcity, food insecurity and farm animal welfare. Exciting global experts will offer explanations and positive solutions for animals, people and the planet. Price: £25. Tel: 01483 521960. E-mail: wendy@ciwf.org
21 KENDLESHIRE FOOTBALLERS GOLF CLASSIC
Kendleshire, Frome Valley Nr Bristol.
This 260 acre estate is home to 27 holes of top quality championship golf. Price: £450 per team of four includes tea, coffee & bacon rolls on arrival, a two tee start for an 18 hole better ball competition plus a prize giving dinner and great prizes. Tel: 07968 141698. E-mail: emma@mancinievents.co.uk
21 COLLECTION OF MODERN ITALIAN ART
Estorick Gallery, London (21st -19th Dec).
This collection will feature the work of artists opposed to Mussolini’s regime. This show explores the idea of art as a means of political resistance, comprising dramatic, powerful imagery. Tel: 020 7704 9522. www.estorickcollection.com
22 HEVAR (22nd-23rd)
Royal Horticultural Halls, The Lawrence Hall, London.
HEVAR are dedicated exhibitions serving the UK’s heating, ventilating and air-conditioning industry. London HEVAR 2010 is a regional forum where suppliers, buyers and specifiers come to network, exchange ideas and do business. Entry is free; jump the queue and get a free hot lunch by pre-registering. Tel: 020 8651 7100. www.hevar.co.uk
22 SQUARE MEAL’S VENUES & EVENTS
Old Billingsgate, London (22nd-23rd).
Now in its sixth year this year’s exhibition promises to be the biggest and best yet, with four whole floors of exhibitors and over 250 venues and event suppliers waiting to meet you. Find out more about our exciting new features including Fizz for Events and The Canapé Cup plus hot new seminars and a free breakfast or lunch. This is a must-attend event if your job involves organising events of any kind. So take just a few hours out of your schedule and stock up on innovative and cost-effective ideas for the next 12 months! E- mail: info@squaremeal.co.uk www.venuesandevents.co.uk
24 WORLD’S BIGGEST COFFEE MORNING
Nationwide.
Hold a traditional morning coffee with cakes and friends at home or gather round your desks at work. How about doing something completely different – switch to an evening of wine and cheese or hold a pub quiz or garden party. In aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. To Register E-mail: coffee@macmillan.org.uk Visit: www.macmillan.org.uk/coffee
24 SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL BALL
Sandown Park Racecourse.
A gala evening in aid of Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People. Tel: Pat Lelliott, 01372 841213. E-mail: Pat.Lelliott@qef.org.uk
24 COMMUNITY MATTERS CONFERENCE
Hilton Hotel, Reading (24th-25th).
An annual two-day conference organised by Community Matters. Tel: 020 7837 7887. E-mail: annie.jenkins@communitymatters.org.uk
25 CIVIL WAR SKIRMISH AND DRILL DISPLAY (25th-26th )
American Museum in Britain,
Claverton Manor, Bath, 2.30pm.
Our annual living-history weekend depicting life and combat during ‘The War Between the States’ involving nearly 200 re-enactors – expect a lot of noise and a lot of smoke! Organised by the American Museum in Britain. Tel: 01225 460503. www.americanmuseum.org
25 THE BOBBY MOORE FUND SPORTS BALL
The Hurlingham Club, London.
Join Hardeep Singh Kohli and Gaby Roslin for a sumptuous end of summer ball celebrating a year of sport. Enjoy a drinks reception, three-course dinner with wine and fantastic live entertainment as well as the opportunity to bid for money-can’t-buy prizes. Price: £10,000 Premier Sponsorship; £5,000 Champion Sponsorship; £1,750 table of ten. In aid of Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK. Tel: Eve Mitchell, 020 7543 5433. E-mail: eve.mitchell@cancer.org.uk
26 ‘THE BIG JUMP’
Brackley, Northamptonshire (Nr Oxford).
There are 50 places available for participants to take on a tandem skydive all on the same day. Breast Cancer Campaign staff will be joining you and your friends and family to give you encouragement and support. We promise to make the day exciting, fun-filled and a memorable experience that you will never forget! Price: £395 minimum sponsorship required. Tel: Kelly Walton, 020 7749 3700.
E-mail: skydives@breastcancercampaign.org
26 REAL BERLIN MARATHON 2010
Berlin.
NSPCC
Run a fast, flat marathon through the vibrant streets of Berlin. Tel: 020 7825 2621. E-mail: gorunning@nspcc.org.uk
The Children’s Trust
If you would like to run on behalf of The Children’s Trust please sign up today. Minimum sponsorship: £1,000. Tel: 01737 365018. E-mail: sports@thechildrenstrust.org.uk
26 LEATHERHEAD BIKEATHON
Leatherhead.
The third annual bike ride. Cycle 13, 26 or 45 miles around the beautiful Leatherhead countryside. Price: £5. In aid of Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People. Tel: 01372 841213. www.qef.org.uk
26 ‘RUN TO THE BEAT’ HALF MARATHON
O2 Arena, Greenwich.
Bowel Cancer UK
Run for Bowel Cancer UK in this unique half marathon and help save lives from bowel cancer. The run starts at the O2 Arena with live music around the course. You’ll take in the sites of Greenwich as you run and we will cheer you on! Tel: Jocelyn Herridge, 020 7381 9711. E-mail: events@bowelcanceruk.org.uk
Age UK
Run for us and make a difference to older people’s lives. Tel: 020 7278 1114.
E-mail: helptheaged.org.uk
St Christopher’s Hospice
Come and join our running team and take part in this year’s Run to the Beat. Minimum sponsorship £350. Tel: 020 8768 4570. E-mail: g.holt@stchristophers.org.uk
NSPCC
Apply now for your guaranteed place with NSPCC e-mail. If you have a place and would like to join teamGO contact us. E-mail: gorunning@nspcc.org.uk www.nspcc.org.uk
Macmillan Cancer Support
By pulling on the green vest and becoming a part of Team Macmillan you will be helping us to provide immediate practical, emotional, medical and financial support that will change the lives of people with cancer in the UK today.
E-mail: runtothebeat@macmillan.org.uk
Cardiac Risk In The Young (CRY)
CRY does have charity places. Please e-mail laura@c-r-y.org.uk if you are interested or are an ‘own place runner wishing to run for CRY. Tel: Laura Murzell, 01737 363222.
E-mail: laura@C.R.Y.org.uk
RNLI
Join Team RNLI in London’s fantastic half marathon. Tel: 020 7620 7400. www.rnli.org.uk
28 WORLD PARKINSON’S CONGRESS (28th-1st Oct).
Scottish Exhibition & Conference Centre, Glasgow.
An international, interdisciplinary forum showcasing the latest developments in the world of Parkinson’s disease. The Congress is open to people touched by Parkinson’s and covers medical and scientific research, education and training, best care initiatives and quality of life issues. For further details Visit: www.worldpdcongress.org
30 GOLF DAY
Tyrrells Wood Golf Course, Leatherhead, Surrey.
The 7th annual Golf Day in aid of The Children’s Trust. Price: £95; Team of four £380. Event includes 18 holes of golf, on course refreshments, an evening meal and the opportunity to enter several competitions. There will also be a live auction conducted by ex-Spurs player Gary Stevens. Tel: 01737 364324.
E-mail: specialevents@thechildrenstrust.org.uk
30 WOBBLY BANQUET
The Grand Central Ballroom, Glasgow, 7pm.
This is no ordinary Black Tie Ball. There is no Black Tie, no dry chicken and no dull speeches. There will, however, be celebrities, surprises and lots of laughs. An evening organised to raise awareness of Parkinson’s Disease. E-mail: info@wobblywilliams.com
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