Energetic staff at Royal London in Bath are limbering up to run the city’s half marathon in aid of the Bath Cancer Unit Support Group, having already raised more than £40,000.

Employees at the insurance company have already raised more than £45,000 for the charity which provides a range of equipment and facilities for cancer patients at Bath’s Royal United Hospital.

The BCUSG is looking to find £369,822 in total for three new projects that will improve outcomes for local cancer patients.

“To date they have raised the fantastic total of £45,678,” said BCUSG chairman Mike Taylor.

“Royal London have been extremely generous and supportive; they’ve enthusiastically embraced the partnership and done some impressive fundraising.”

Tamara Ingamells, SIPP Team Leader and Social Responsibility lead at Royal London’s Bath office said: “Every member of staff has participated in raising funds for this amazing charity. Everyone has someone special affected by cancer so it has not been difficult to rally support.

“As a company we are proud to support and give to the local community through the BCUSG, bringing hope and better outcomes, not only for patients, but their family, friends and staff.”

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Thank you to everyone who contributed — your support truly makes a difference. 💜

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