Staff from Haddenham-based project management and architectural design firm PCMS Design recently took part in the London Memory Walk. Memory Walks are held around the country, and each one raises vital funds for the Alzheimer’s Society whilst publicising the cause. The 7.5km London walk was held last Saturday 13th October – which happened to be a beautifully warm and sunny day - and the route began in the City, skirted round St Paul’s Cathedral, over the Thames, past the Globe Theatre and Tate Modern and back over the Thames again. Over 4,000 people took part and the thousands of blue T-Shirts created quite a scene along the route!
Unfortunately, Project Manager Alex Bond broke a bone in his foot the week before the walk. Alex said: “Although disappointed that I couldn’t walk the route on the day, I came along to support the team and they all worked hard to fundraise amongst our clients, friends and family. Thank you to everyone who supported us.”
Staff are very pleased to have raised a total of £735 in sponsorship so far, and every pound raised goes towards funding new research and providing support to dementia suffers and their carers.
