Paul Jukes, Executive Advisor at Amey, talking about what the challenge means to him: 

“Having been diagnosed with prostate cancer two years ago, it’s difficult to articulate the impact it has on personal well-being, I never thought it would happen to me, two years on and I am through the treatment and in the monitoring phase.

Fortunately for me and the family the future looks good, but for many others help is required for both treatment and more research, with that in mind and if your finances allow, please donate to this worthy cause, via the link below, to support the many individuals and families who must deal, with sometimes, devastating news of a cancer diagnosis. 

I feel privileged to be one of the Amey team of 10 taking part in this year’s challenge, along with public sector partners and other private business in this amazing and worthy cause.”