Steve completed a capital challenge to help son Archie and charity that supports him

By Neil Speight 29th May 2022

Local News by Neil Speight 29th May 2022

A THURROCK man completed today's 100 mile 'Ride London' cycle challenge to help raise funds and awareness of the charity that helped his son.

Steve Hardingham rode the Ride London - 100 mile cycle around Essex today (Sunday, 29 May) as a way of supporting the TOFs Charity - raising money for those who are born unable to breathe and swallow like his son, Archie.

Previous fundraising and awareness events by Archie's family have featured on Thurrock Nub News.

After completing his marathon effort today Steve said: "Along with two other riders, I completed the challenge after months of training and puncture repairs!

"Thankfully, no punctures during the real ride! Starting at Embankment and crossing Tower Bridge at the finish.

"There was an amazing atmosphere around the City with supporters and riders travelling from around the country for the event.

Steve's fundraising page is here: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/fundraising/SteveH?fbclid=IwAR1BuhzU4PaYd0WvwNwKKuMwXGfCrnSEZDO5Lfkx91AWNu781mjfqCmKOyQ

The Ball is in your court. Our long-term GOAL is to help our local community to grow.

On our part, we are making a connection between local news, local people and local businesses. It is the key to community success.

Now the ball is in your court.
You can support us with a small payment or at least read us for free.
Take a shot yourself and then pass the ball to your friends!

The Ball is in your court. Our long-term GOAL
is to help our local community to grow.

On our part, we are making a connection between local news, local people and local businesses.
This connection is the key to community success.

Now the ball is in your court.
You can support us with a small payment or at least read us for free.
Take a shot yourself and then pass the ball to your friends!