Cyclists of all abilities are being encouraged to get on their saddle and raise vital funds for St Giles Hospice as registrations are now open for Cycle Autumn 2026.
Taking place on Sunday 27th September, the much loved charity cycling event invites participants to choose from 25, 50 or 100 mile routes through the beautiful Staffordshire countryside, all starting and finishing at St Giles Hospice in Whittington.
Whether you’re an experienced cyclist looking to take on the 100 mile challenge, or a beginner wanting to enjoy the 25 mile route with friends and family, Cycle St Giles offers something for everyone.
Tickets are £35 with a minimum ask of £75 in sponsorship per participant which helps St Giles continue to care for local people, and their loved ones, living with a terminal illness.
The event includes fully supported routes, feed stations, mechanical support, first aid cover, a finishers medal and a well-earned lunch at the finish line.
Sam Colclough, Senior Events Officer at St Giles Hospice, said: “Our cycle events at St Giles are always a fantastic opportunity to bring cyclists together from across our community to challenge themselves, all whilst raising vital funds for local hospice care.”
With St Giles spending close to £10 million each year delivering its specialist services, and less than a quarter of that funded by the Government, fundraising events like Cycle Autum play a vital role in ensuring St Giles continues to be there for local people, and their loved ones.
Places are expected to fill up quick, so anyone interested in taking part is encouraged to sign up now. To register and find out more, visit: www.stgileshospice.com/cyclestgiles