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NCT employees conquer 10 peaks for Mind

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Published: 3 May 2019
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Six Nottingham City Transport (NCT) employees have raised over £2,000 for mental health charity Mind, by completing a 10-peak challenge in the Lake District.

The 13-mile circular walk on Sunday 28 April took in 10 summits in the north-western fells, starting and finishing in Braithwate, two miles from Keswick.

Setting off at just after 0500hrs, the team reached the 10th summit on the extended ‘Coledale Round’ in just under 10 hours.

The group consisted of NCT’s Anthony Carver-Smith, Lee McClory, Wayne Massey, Jack Smith, Paul Radford and Bobby Squires. They were joined by friends Lee Brightmoor and Jo Briggs.

Anthony Carver-Smith, NCT's Marketing Manager, says: “We aim to do a fundraising challenge each year to support a charity that has helped or supported friends, family or a colleague and we are overwhelmed to have exceeded our target and raised over £2,000 for Mind.”

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