Two of Our Own Take on the World's Greatest Marathon This Sunday!

Royal Signals Charity

22nd April 2026 ยท 1 min read

Two of Our Own Take on the World's Greatest Marathon This Sunday!

This Sunday, Major Rob Brown and LCpl Andrew Dias will be among more than 59,000 runners lining up for the TCS London Marathon 2026 - one of the greatest sporting events on the planet and the world's biggest annual fundraising day.

Both Rob and Andrew are running in support of the Royal Signals Charity, raising vital funds that make a real difference to our serving personnel, veterans, and their families. This is the Corps family at its very best, and we couldn't be prouder of them both.

You can follow their progress live on our social media channels this Sunday - we'll be cheering every mile with you.

Want to support Rob and Andrew? You can donate directly via their giving pages: Support Rob here and Support Andrew here

And if their incredible effort has inspired you to get involved, whether as a runner, fundraiser, or sponsor, please don't hesitate to get in touch via marketing@royalsignals.org. There are so many ways to support the Royal Signals Charity and the community it serves.

Best of luck, Rob and Andrew - every single step counts.

Certa Cito!

 

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