Denise Leatt Co-founder of We are Kudos, dusted off her running shoes and completed the ‘Run 56 Miles Challenge’ in February to help raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Denise is not a natural runner, but as you know loves a challenge! Denise ran 16 days out of the 28 days in February and towards the end, her knees started to suffer, but she kept going – despite the pain!
Denise commented: “WOW that was a difficult challenge!”
“I took up the challenge as I have lost really good friends and family members to cancer and wanted to play a small part in raising funds to help fight against this terrible disease.”
“In raising just over £300, I would like to thank friends and family for their kind donations and encouragement,” added Denise.
The Derby County match against Peterborough United on 27th August 2022 will be the twelfth anniversary of the unveiling of the statue of Clough and Taylor located outside Pride Park Stadium. Today, just as it was in the Clough Taylor era, winning silverware is the barometer by which managerial success in football is measured. Working…
Our co-founders David and Denise were joined at this year’s Prince’s Trust Charity Golf Day by Mark King and Steven White from 2bm Limited. The Prince’s Trust, which works with delivery partners from across the UK, offers hundreds of free courses, grants and mentoring opportunities to inspire and help young people to build their confidence…
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We are Kudos director Denise Leatt not only raised over £650 for charity but also conquered her lifelong fear of height in abseiling 212ft down the Derby Cathedral.
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History records that the lion was first used by the Normans as the symbol of England during the 11th century. At this time a single lion was used on a red background, the red colour representing a battlefield. Over 100 years later, during the reign of Richard I (often referred to as Richard the Lionheart),…
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