Memorial ride honours brave Liam

The Committee that organise the event have been working hard to make this year’s ride as successful as the last few years.

The event is named after Liam Pridmore, from Glinton, who died from a form of aggressive brain tumour in April 2012, aged just 13.

Since this point the event has been held in his name and has raised in excess of £25,000 for local and national charities.

The day consists of three cycle rides to suit all ages and abilities. There is a 60-mile Sportive Ride and a 25 and 5- mile ride for the more leisurely riders and children.

Entertainment features throughout the day fromThe Soul Runners and the Liquor & Poker Blues Band plus other local acoustic acts, along with a BBQ and a premium raffle taking place in the evening.

As well as The Brain Tumour Charity, this year’s ride is also raising funds for George Robinson from Stamford, who suffered serious spinal injuries in July 2015 playing rugby for Stamford School.

The team are hoping to donate funds to help towards the purchase of an All-Terrain Wheelchair.

Alongside George, the organisers are also raising funds for the East Anglia Air Ambulance in light of the excellent support given to Chris Fitzjohn from Maxey. Chris was involved in a serious accident at the beginning of 2016 and was air-lifted from the scene. Full details of their stories, the charities involved, online donations and details of the day itself can be found at www.liamride.com.

Registration for the rides will be open at The Golden Pheasant, Etton, from 9.30am until 12 noon and riders can start at their leisure.