Raleys Solicitors

Sports relief is a great way for people to do their bit for charity whilst getting involved with fun activities. The funds raised by everyone who raises money for Sports Relief goes to helping the poor in the UK and around the world. In the UK, many of the poorest and most disadvantaged people come from broken homes and have been through the family law system for their entire lives.

You can help them by getting involved and running just 1 mile!

Do your bit, we will be too.

For more information about Sports Relief click here.

Some of the team here at Raleys Solicitors recently took part in a sponsored bike ride in order to raise money for a memorial statue at Kellingley Colliery, near Knottingley. The statue is in memory of Don Cook, 50, of Brayton, near Selby. Mr Cook tragically died in September 2008 when part of a mine shaft roof collapsed on top of him at the colliery.

The name of all the miners who have lost their life at the colliery will be embossed onto the statue, which will be designed in the form of a miner and placed at the entrance of the shaft. So far, the four members of Raleys have raised over £1800 and hope that the figure will keep rising. The bike ride was 45 miles long, starting and ending at the site of the statue.