Pipe Center and Climate center cyclists ride for Help for Heroes

03 September, 2014

A team from Pipe Center and Climate Center raised £1500 for Help for Heroes from a 60 mile charity cycle ride through the lanes of Worcestershire. The ride began, and finished, at the Old Bull in Inkberrow and was in memory of Rob Townley from Pipe Center’s Gloucester branch, who died earlier this year.

David Beattie, product sourcing director for Pipe Center and Climate Center, who organised the event, said, ‘Rob was a gentle man and loved by all. The ride was a way for us to remember him and raise money for his favourite charity. He came from a military family, so it meant a lot to him.

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