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Delivering Hope to Ukraine End of Day three. Eventful is one word which describes today, others one could choose from could be “disappointing”, “cold” and/or “frustrating”. However the ones to avoid are words like “disaster” and that’s one we took a lot of time out today to ensure didn’t raise its head. More about that later. The day started with the usual checks, today...

Delivering hope to Ukraine Start of day three. It was an early start, I found Hope behind the digs with a dusting of frost. Chain lubed, front brake adjusted a little, tyre pressures checked and we’re ready for another day on the road. All this before breakfast, which the digs confirmed last night was open at 08.00. I’m first in at 07.55 - result!...

Delivering Hope to Ukraine - End of day two. England - Tick! Netherlands - Tick! Today, Hope and I managed to navigate from the west coast all the way to the border and now find ourselves in Germany for the night, Coesfeld to be precise. The morning got off to a slow start, losing 45 minutes with disembarkation and passport control. Then exiting the...

“Hope” and I made it to Harwich last night with just a few minutes to spare before the last ferry of the evening set sail to The Hook (between The Hague and Rotterdam). Covering 219 miles, my trusty steed coped with everything the day threw at her, she was absolutely faultless So many beautiful villages and small town we passed through today on this...

Our company Director, Stuart Bratt, will be putting down the filters and travelling more than 3,000 miles on a classic C90 Honda 90cc scooter to take humanitarian aid to Ukraine. A truly heroic challenge, starting on Friday, the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Please join us in wishing Stuart the best of luck on his travels and where possible please support with a...

As you know, the humanitarian situation is increasingly dire and desperate. Millions of people have no safe place to call home. More than 2.5 million have already left Ukraine, while countless more are still trapped underground, taking cover from the shelling, and desperate for a safe escape. Red Cross teams have been working around the clock to get critical care to those who need...