We have all seen the amazing results by the huge effort to develop a vaccine for Coronavirus. So I ask all of my business colleagues and friends to sponsor us by donating at In total I expect to have to walk over 26 miles on the day whilst playing golf! Two fellow members will also be racing around as many holes as they can in a day in a buggy. First tee off will be 4:30am, I will walk the course all rounds and to add to the challenge all rounds will be official qualifying rounds of golf. The club often does a mid-summer marathon and so this year I thought it would be a good challenge to see if i can play 4 rounds in a day.

This is a charity close to the heart of our club. As part of this we are raising money to support Parkinson's UK. This year I have taken on the role of Captain at our golf club.

If you want to share with your network - please do.Īldwickbury Park Golf Club Joint Captains' Charity 2022 If you want to donate anonymously - please do. If you put it to one side to do later - please do it now? If you have already donated - huge thanks indeed! £140 pays for five hours of helpline advise.£28 helps fund a device to track physical activity to learn more about the benefits of staying active.80p is spent on making life better for people with Parkinson’s.Research and services depend totally on the money raised and donated.Funding has been used for clinical trials helping to prevent falls for people with Parkinson’s and improve quality of life whilst also working to improve earlier diagnosis.Parkinson’s UK are pushing to deliver a new treatment by the end of 2024 by investing donations in world-first research, now being close to major breakthroughs and one day a cure.The money raised for Parkinson’s UK will go towards funding the right Information and support given to people living with Parkinson’s along with their families and carers.I get the social interaction and the physical benefit.” Andy who has Parkinson’s says ‘Playing golf is a major part of my social life.The Scottish golfer Catriona Matthew OBE is a VIP Ambassador for Parkinson’s UK.Being active for at least 2.5 hours a week can help manage Parkinson’s by slowing it’s progression, reducing discomfort and increasing sleep to help control the symptoms.The three main treatments are medication, therapies and physical activity.In the UK around 145,00 people are living with the disease, many within our communities, some well known like Billy Connelly.John and Rajesh as many holes racing around in a buggy in a day (hope their bodies hold out)! This is all in aid of Parkinson's UK, here are some reasons why:. I am doing 4 rounds walking on the day (hope my legs hold out!). So tomorrow (22nd June) is the day John, Rajesh and I do our midsummer golf marathon. Midsummer Golf Marathon and why we chose Parkinson's UK as our charity. My sincere condolences go to his family, friends and colleagues. I and many others from the telecom industry will miss Ryan. I can’t remember exactly what we were talking about in this photo, but whatever he was saying, it would have been interesting, insightful – or both. We shared a passion for working - and for changing the telecom industry for the better. These are just a few examples where his personal influence helped deliver the most ambitious transformations. Without him, EE, Sunrise, and T-Mobile would not have been able to establish their network leadership positions in the UK, Switzerland and the Netherlands. From the beginning, he inspired me with his incredible energy, technical know-how, and project management skills. We met for the first time in early 2012 when we laid plans to transform the UK’s mobile infrastructure by launching 4G. I knew Ryan from his work at Huawei, where he started in 1996 and was most recently Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board. Ding Yun), my friend and industry ally, has passed away unexpectedly. It is with great sadness that I learned today that Ryan Ding (Mr.

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