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One very long walk!

One very long walk!

/ November 2023

Westergate House Care Home in Fontwell, West Sussex are currently completing a mammoth charity walk of 682 miles or 13,640 laps of their track. This equates to the distance between Westergate House and Pentland View Care Home on the north Scottish coast, which is the Barchester home furthest away from them.

The staff and residents at Westergate House are raising money for Barchester's Charitable Foundation and a local dementia charity called Sage House.

Mammoth effort by Barchester runners in the Great North Run

Mammoth effort by Barchester runners in the Great North Run

/ September 2023
Massive congratulations to our fantastic Barchester runners Gary Anson, Gavin O’Callaghan, Taylor Dowes and Tom Hodges, who completed the Great North Run on Sunday.

Barchester's Annual Golf Tournament

Barchester's Annual Golf Tournament

/ September 2023
The 2023 Barchester Golf Masters starts today 6th September at The Belfry, in Sutton Coldfield near Birmingham in aid of Barchester’s Charitable Foundation.

Jamie Hodgson jumps solo

Jamie Hodgson jumps solo

/ August 2023

Laurel Bank Care Home Deputy Manager and Foundation trustee Jamie Hodgson is taking his fundraising to crazy new heights by doing a solo skydive on Saturday 2nd September.

Jamie is celebrating nearly three years as a trustee with Barchester’s Charitable Foundation and has bravely committed to this fantastic challenge in order to raise money to help improve the lives of older people and adults living with a disability.

Barchester runners in the Great North Run

Barchester runners in the Great North Run

/ July 2023

We are delighted to have a committed and enthusiastic Barchester team taking part in the AJ Bell Great North Run on Sunday 10th September.

Our runners are:

Tour de Barchester 2023 raises a phenomenal amount

Tour de Barchester 2023 raises a phenomenal amount

/ June 2023

For the second year running, staff from Barchester Healthcare’s care homes and hospitals have put themselves through a gruelling cycling challenge, this time from Exeter to Battle and then on to Purley, all in the name of charity.  Their aim was to raise money for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation which supports older people and other adults living with a disability or mental health problems by helping them to connect or re-connect with others in their local communities.

Jubilation after last Sunday’s RideLondon-Essex 100

Jubilation after last Sunday’s RideLondon-Essex 100

/ June 2023

Huge congratulations to our amazing Barchester cyclists Wayne Hughes, Raj Boodhoo and Suzi Gibson who conquered last Sunday’s RideLondon-Essex 100. About 22,500 amateur cyclists took part in this very challenging charity bike ride that looped from central London to Essex.  We are very proud of our three Barchester cyclists who successfully completed the 100 miles in glorious sunshine – very impressive!

Tour de Barchester 2023

Tour de Barchester 2023

/ May 2023

Now in its second year, the Tour de Barchester is back and taking place from 6th - 9th June. It is a challenging 4-day cycle ride covering 276 miles on the South Coast, starting in Exeter, Devon and finishing in Purley, South London at Chestnut Gardens care home, visiting 15 care homes on the way. The Tour de Barchester is raising money for Barchester's Charitable Foundation. 

Barchester riders in the RideLondon-Essex 100

Barchester riders in the RideLondon-Essex 100

/ April 2023

We have a strong and energetic Barchester team taking part in the RideLondon-Essex 100 on Sunday 28th May raising money for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation. This will be the 10th anniversary of this hugely popular event, also known as the world’s greatest festival of cycling.

Our riders are:

Marathons 2022 done and dusted

Marathons 2022 done and dusted

/ November 2022

We are very proud of our amazing Barchester Marathon runners. Gary Washbrook ran the iconic London Marathon and Suzi Gibson & Phillis Dzowa completed the Virtual London Marathon on Sunday 2nd October.

Around 40,000 participants tackled the traditional 26.2 miles course from Greenwich to Westminster. Another 50,000 across the globe joined the party by completing their marathon challenge virtually during a 24-hour window – making the 42nd London Marathon a truly memorable occasion.

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