From Pudsey jumpers to a mammoth bike ride, see how the UK is rallying for Children in Need!
The UK has once again rallied together for an amazing cause, showcasing what it truly means to support our little ones through BBC's Children in Need. Judith Smith from Kings Hill has been busy knitting adorable Pudsey jumpers, with her handiwork being flaunted by kids everywhere! With the vibrant yellow bear gracing these jumpers, Judith's creations are not just fashionable, but they also contribute significantly to raising funds. Seeing children delighted, adorned in her creations, truly makes all her efforts worthwhile.
Meanwhile, a group of spirited teenagers from Oldham are gearing up for a four-mile hike, fuelled by their desire to thank Children in Need for the support they've received. United in their effort, these teens are ready to hit the trail, proving once again that it takes community and cooperation to make a difference. It's heartening to see young individuals stepping up; they are the future champions of this charity!
Adding to the excitement is the beloved TV presenter Paddy McGuinness, who recently completed a staggering 300-mile cycle ride from Wales to Glasgow, proving that even the sky isn't the limit when it comes to charitable efforts. Riding a Raleigh Chopper, McGuinness showed us all that determination can indeed outweigh the odds. In emotional moments, he expressed being "blown away" by the unprecedented support he has received: just hours before the finish, he was in tears, reflecting the heart and soul he poured into this challenge.
The end result? A monumental fundraising achievement that topped over £7 million! His ride took place alongside the hard work of local initiatives everywhere, like the Gloucester Rugby Charitable Foundation, which empowers youth through various programs. In addition to that, Ade Adepitan hosted segments of the fundraiser, demonstrating the united front we can present in pursuit of a common goal.
Did you know that this year, the Children in Need campaign has raised more than £60 million in total since its inception in 1980? Each of these efforts, from Judith's knitted jumpers to McGuinness's cycling challenge, contribute to transforming lives and creating a brighter future for children across the UK. The spirit of community, charity, and a good ol' bit of fun truly sings in harmony, and it’s never too late to join in and make a difference!
Judith Smith, from Kings Hill, says she loves seeing children wearing her charitable jumpers.
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BBC Radio 2 presenter Paddy McGuinness will complete his epic Children In Need cycling challenge in Glasgow, after riding 300 miles on a Chopper bike.
The 51-year-old is undertaking the 300 miles of Radio 2's Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge to raise money for Children In Need.
The TV personality, 51, is just hours away from finishing his ride in Glasgow on his tiny chopper bike, that has just three gears.
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TV star Paddy McGuinness has completed his mammoth 300 mile bike ride for charity in Glasgow on Friday (November 22) morning.
Radio presenter Paddy McGuinness was overcome with emotion finally finished the Children in Need Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge.
The presenter raises £7.5m by cycling 300 miles from Wales to Scotland on a Raleigh Chopper bike.
Volunteers from Newbury's 41 Club have been helping Pudsey to collect donations for BBC Children in Need today.
Holly Hamilton and Connor Phillips are joined by Pudsey, Hugo Duncan and Brooke Scullion who hit the road across Northern Ireland.
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Paddy McGuinness has completed a 300-mile ride on a Chopper bike across three nations in five days raising millions of pounds for Children in Need.
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