Andy’s 150-Mile Walk for the Royal Signals Charity

Royal Signals Charity

28th March 2025 · 1 min read

Andy’s 150-Mile Walk for the Royal Signals Charity

Hi, I’m Andy Clewes, and I’m taking on a personal challenge to raise £1,000 for the Royal Signals Charity (RSC) starting on March 30th. At 59, I’ll be walking 150 miles from Bracknell to Crowland over six days, using public footpaths and bridleways as much as possible. It’s not just a physical test, but a way to support an amazing charity.

Why the RSC?

Having served for 18 years in the Army, this is my Corps Charity.  I have been privileged to see the fantastic work that they do and how much of a difference they truly make.  

Why Sponsor Me?

This walk may seem like a personal challenge, but it’s much bigger than that. The funds raised will help support the Royal Signals Charity’s work.  Through your donations, we can make a tangible difference in the lives of our Corps family when they need us the most.

Memories from My Service

During my time with 22 Signals in Lippstadt and 16 Signals in Krefeld, I met incredible people and shared unforgettable experiences. These friendships and memories stay with me to this day.

How You Can Help

You can support me by donating through my JustGiving page: www.justgiving.com/page/andrew-clewes-7. Every donation counts and is deeply appreciated.

Thank you for your support!

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