Reji Joseph takes on Ben Nevis
Reji Joseph takes on Ben Nevis
On August 3rd, Reji Joseph from Barchester Healthcare’s Middletown Grange care home in Hailey, near Witney will be tackling the UK’s highest mountain to raise money for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation.
Reji Joseph normally works as the Home Administrator at Middletown Grange, but on August 3rd he will be donning his walking boots and using sheer grit and determination to climb to the top of the 4,400ft summit of the highest point in the British Isles, in order to raise funds for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation.
Hot in the kitchen
Hot in the kitchen
In a change from their day jobs and proving themselves to be exceptionally good sports, the Managing Directors from Barchester Healthcare’s five divisions donned their aprons and got busy in the kitchen competing in Barchester’s first ever MD Cook Off. Their aim was to raise money for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation, and between them, MDs Alison Donaldson, Fiona Fagan, Angela Bradford, Natasha Lazovic and Sue Gallagher and their divisions raised a phenomenal £24,595. These funds will support small charities and individuals all across the UK.
Trish Alton takes on 100km Ultramarathon
Trish Alton takes on 100km Ultramarathon
On Saturday 13th July, Trish Alton, General Manager at Barchester’s Henford House care home in Warminster, will attempt the mammoth 100km "Race to the Stones" running challenge along the oldest path in Britain.
Lauren and Suzi at the top of the world
Lauren and Suzi at the top of the world
Firstly, a huge thanks to everyone who supported Lauren and Suzi to reach the summit of Ben Nevis on 1st June. They ‘smashed’ their own targets and have raised well over £2,000, which is absolutely fantastic.
Secondly, over to Lauren for her moving account of this very eventful and emotional day:
"I set out to climb Nevis on 1st June with a group of people aged 15 – 83! All with our own ailments and one of my own team members Suzi Gibson (QIRM) who joined us for the journey.
100 miles, no trouble @RideLondon-Essex 100
100 miles, no trouble @RideLondon-Essex 100
Huge congratulations to our amazing cyclists Colin Marsh and Jon Douglas who conquered the RideLondon-Essex 100 on 26th May. More than 20,000 amateur cyclists took part in this very challenging charity bike ride that looped from central London to Essex. We are very proud of our cyclists who successfully completed the 100 miles in impressive times, 6h27m and 6h17m respectively.
MD Kitchen Cook-off for charity
MD Kitchen Cook-off for charity
Barchester's Managing Directors are going head to head in a charity cook-off to raise money for Barchester's Charitable Foundation on Wednesday 29th May. The competition will be judged by Exec Board members.
Lauren takes on Ben Nevis
Lauren takes on Ben Nevis
Lauren Lovatt normally works as part of the Regulation and Quality Improvement team at Barchester, but on 1st June she will be donning her walking boots and using sheer grit and determination to climb to the top of the 4,400ft summit of the highest point in the British Isles, in order to raise funds for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation.
Colin Marsh takes on 100 mile cycling challenge
Colin Marsh takes on 100 mile cycling challenge
On Sunday 26th May, Colin Marsh, Head of Maintenance at Henford House care home in Wiltshire, will take part in the gruelling Ride 100 cycle race across London and Essex to raise money for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation.
Colin is a keen cyclist but admits it has been a while since he took on a challenge this big! He will be using pedal power plus sheer grit and determination to complete the 100 mile cycle race from Victoria Embankment, across London and out to Essex, and then back to the finish line at Tower Bridge.