Fusiliers team up for charities
STAFF at Bone & Payne Solicitors, Beardmore & Co Independent Financial Advisors and Pritchett & Co Accountants recently completed the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge.
They started at the foot of Pen y Fan in South Wales at 5.30am before moving onto Cadair Idris in Dolgellau and then Snowdon, completing the challenge shortly after 9pm, to support two local charities.
St David’s Hospice is a local charity, caring for local people, delivering specialist care to adult patients with advanced illnesses or those in need of end of life care and their families.
Also benefiting from the challenge will be Cuddles, another amazing local charity which raises funds for the Special Care Baby Unit at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, Bodelwyddan.
Gareth Tierney-Jones, Senior Partner at Bone & Payne Solicitors said ‘I am extremely proud of our staff and our colleagues from the other two firms who completed this challenge in aid of such worthy local causes’.
The team is also grateful to Alpine Travel of Llandudno who kindly supplied the transport to and from South Wales for those completing the challenge. ● Donations can still be made via the Virgin Money page below or in person at any of the three offices of Bone & Payne Solicitors at Llandudno, Colwyn Bay and Old Colwyn. https://uk. virginmoneygiving.com/Team/CuddlesfortheHospiceHeroes ROYAL Welch Fusiliers past and present took to the football field to raise funds for two special causes.
The RWF side played the Army Reserve Veterans team at Maesdu Park, Llandudno, in support of local military charity Blind Veterans UK (Llandudno) and Help for Heroes.
A 3-1 win was achieved by the Royal Welch, whose new captain Jack Coleman (Prestatyn) and Darren Harrison (Holyhead) stood out.
Ex-RWF serviceman Kevin Williams, who organised the game, explained: “This was our annual get-together to play football. ● Bone & Payne Solicitors teamed with Beardmore & Co Independent Financial Advisors and Pritchett & Co Chartered Accountants to conquer the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge
“With Llandudno,and Conwy Council later hosting the National Armed Forces Day, we were extremely grateful to kickoff the week of events.
“I also invited the Army Reserve Ladies team and Llandudno Ladies, and the Army Reserve Men’s team and Llandudno men’s to take part in matches.
“It was a wonderful, family fun day,
“I’d like to thank everyone who attended and everyone who kindly donated to make this a special day.”
The football matches were part of a family fun day at Maesdu Park in aid of Blind Veterans UK (Llandudno) and Help for Heroes.