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BONE-shaker MARROW-thon charity ride raises £2000


THE weather may have been wet for the BONE-shaker MARROW-thon charity ride, but that  didn’t stop around 120 riders proving that biking really is in their blood.

The 35-mile ride between Birmingham and Burton-on-Trent took place on Sunday, March 2, to raise money for blood cancer charities. The charity ride coupled with a family fun day raised £2,036-23 to be split equally between Cure Leukaemia, Anthony Nolan and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Charity.

The ride was organised by regional newspaper journalist Stephen Sinfield and his wife Katherine, following Katherine’s diagnosis with leukaemia last year.

Stephen said: “Aside from the ride raising lots of money for charity, we wanted to create a talking point which would help raise awareness – we managed both as people continue to talk about the BONE-shaker. We’re already planning to repeat the ride next year in April when we’d like to double the number of riders and the money raised”.

Captions:

Main photo above:
Jennie Hoye (Cure Leukaemia), Adam Roy (Midlands Bike Marshals), BONE-shaker MARROW-thon organisers Stephen and Katherine Sinfield, Kevin Barnes (aka Barnsey Bro), Laura Power (QEHB), Sir Michael Flett, Julia MissEnigma, Angela Tarrant (aka Tweety Pie) and (front) Slyvester Unique (aka Sylvester)
Ambulance workers have to check if they are at the right hospital after they meet Tweety Pie and Sylvesterat the cheque presentation
Ride organisers, Katherine and Stephen Sinfield

 


 
Riders give the thumbs-up before the start of the fund-raiser at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

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