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Ian has set himself some pretty epic challenges for this year, with the first already completed and the second taking place this coming weekend
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Over the next three days Ian Gregory will be attempting a 1,084 mile cycle ride from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise money for Prostate Cancer and the NHS Covid-19 Urgent Appeal. He'll be doing it alone at the Church on the Roundabout, so if you can show your support please do
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In 2019 Ian Gregory is taking on the mammoth task of cycling 11,680 miles - one mile for every man who will die of prostate cancer. Please read on as to how you can show your support.
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After his son died suddenly last year Ian will be splitting all money raised from challenges this year between Prostate Cancer and a fund set up for his son’s young daughter
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The jumpers say they are looking forward to getting the skydive done and dusted next week and hope to raise lots of money for Daddy's Little Girl Fund
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Yet another mammoth challenge completed by Islander, Ian Gregory. This one the infamous Dragon Ride Gran Fondo, a 213km, (132 mile), bike ride up through the closed roads of the Brecon Beacons
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Several colleagues braved some seriously painful waxing to help raise money for the GoFundMe appeal after 23-year-old Lewis died suddenly and unexpectedly last month
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After tragedy struck, 23-year-old Lewis left behind his one-year-old daughter. Her grandfather has now set up a GoFundMe account to help provide the future Lewis would have wanted for her
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There were many Islanders taking part in the London Marathon on Sunday, but special congratulations go to these two
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Despite living with Fibromyalgia, eight damaged discs in his spine, Arthritis and Tempro-mandibular dysfunction disorder Ian Gregory is planning to carry on with his fundraising challenges for Prostate Cancer UK
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Islander Ian Gregory, who has a number of medical conditions, completed a grueling cycle race in Belgium at the weekend, helping to raise over £250,000 for Prostate Cancer UK.
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Despite all the problems he's faced getting to France for the first stage of the Tour de France, Ian Gregory has great news.
