Get your place at RideLondon
Over the last few years, fourteen cyclists have joined Team Act for Wildlife and taken on the RideLondon-Surrey 100 to raise nearly £10,000 to protect endangered wildlife.
Here we celebrate their achievements and invite you to cycle for wildlife. You could get your hands on one of our charity places and be part of the UK’s largest cycling festival.
You’ll get all the support you need!
– Act for Wildlife cycling jersey
– Act for Wildlife cap and wristband
– Fundraising pack
Plus training tips and conservation news to keep you going right up to the big day!
RideLondon 2016
An incredible £4,480 was raised by 2016’s RideLondon team from Knights, Wynne Construction, Ultimate Creative and Chester Zoo.
Amanda Bailey, Emyr Kerfoot, Chris Wynne, David Wynne, Rob Leech, Jon Walker and Nick Davis all successfully crossed the finish line in the name of wildlife conservation.
RideLondon was brilliant! There was an amazing atmosphere throughout the day
2016 was Jon’s second time at RideLondon, having also cycled at the 2015 event for Act for Wildlife. In 2016, Jon and his colleagues from Ultimate Creative, Matt and Amy Townsend, each conquered their own cycling challenge.
RideLondon 2015
In 2015, all four of our cycling champions reached The Mall even quicker than they had expected and raised over £2,000 for wildlife.
Paul Round, Giraffe Keeper at Chester Zoo, was joined by Pippa Hague from the Hillyer McKeown Group and Jon Walker and Matt Townsend, colleagues from Ultimate Creative Communications.
To fuel her training and raise even more for wildlife conservation, Pippa even held an animal-themed bake sale.
RideLondon 2014
In 2014, friends and colleagues Christopher Kehoe and Ian Meaden cycled the 100 mile route and successfully raised over £1,000. They enjoyed whizzing through traffic-free central London and reaching the 75 mile point just as the sun came out, before successfully making it to the finish line.
RideLondon 2013
In 2013, Chester Zoo member Stephen Caunce and colleague Rob Sidwell were awarded the places and took on the 100 mile cycling challenge, completing it in 6hrs 3mins and raising over £2000 between them.
We had so much support along the route and it was a great feeling to finish in a brilliant time knowing we’d raised such a lot of money for Act for Wildlife
