A BRADFORD law firm has helped raised more than £11,000 for the local Marie Curie Hospice by taking part in a gruelling charity bike ride.
Staff from Gordons law firm joined other Yorkshire businesses on the 100 mile Wharfedale Ton from Ilkley to York and back.
A total of 250 riders took part in the annual event, with £11,400 being raised for the Bradford Marie Curie Hospice in Maudsley Street.
Liz Howlett, from the hospice, said: “We’re extremely thankful for the hard work that everyone has put in to raise the money and the generosity of those who kindly agreed to sponsor them.
“The money Gordons raised across these three years has generated valuable funds in support of our services.
“This donation will allow us to continue our work in providing vital care and support, completely free of charge, to those living with a terminal illness, and their families, in and around the Bradford area.”
Philip Paget, partner at Gordons, added: “This has been another excellent year for the Wharfedale Ton.
“I’m hugely grateful to the people who made generous donations to this great cause, the riders who took part, our corporate sponsors and local businesses who helped organise the event.”
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