Construction News
06/12/2022
Stepnell Aims To Raise £2,500 For Chesterfield Royal Charity
Stepnell is currently aiming to raise £2,500 for Chesterfield Royal Charity by leading a mammoth static bike challenge over the 6 and 7 December.
Participants from Stepnell, hospital employees, project consultants and subcontractors have donned their festive lycra to collectively ride 1,000km in 24 hours across three static bikes in the hospital foyer - aptly decorated and named Rudolph, Donner and Blitzen. The bikes have been kindly loaned by the nearby Nuffield Health Chesterfield Fitness & Wellbeing Gym for the challenge.
Principal contractor Stepnell started work in Summer 2022 on the £2m Health and Wellbeing Hub site, which has been funded by Chesterfield Royal Charity. Once completed in Spring 2023, the money raised by the festive cycle challenge will contribute to providing furniture and equipment to support activities and mindfulness in the hub, including chairs, mats and artwork to be enjoyed by the hospital’s 4,500 NHS staff.
Dr Hal Spencer, chief executive of Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Trust, said: "The Health and Wellbeing Hub will offer colleagues somewhere to decompress and reflect, as well as being somewhere they can go for support and to improve their health and fitness.
"Supporting the health and wellbeing of NHS colleagues is essential; happier and healthier colleagues provide exceptional care for our patients and community. A big thank you to building and contracting firm, Stepnell, for helping support #TeamCRH in our ambitious hub fundraising endeavours."
Participants from Stepnell, hospital employees, project consultants and subcontractors have donned their festive lycra to collectively ride 1,000km in 24 hours across three static bikes in the hospital foyer - aptly decorated and named Rudolph, Donner and Blitzen. The bikes have been kindly loaned by the nearby Nuffield Health Chesterfield Fitness & Wellbeing Gym for the challenge.
Principal contractor Stepnell started work in Summer 2022 on the £2m Health and Wellbeing Hub site, which has been funded by Chesterfield Royal Charity. Once completed in Spring 2023, the money raised by the festive cycle challenge will contribute to providing furniture and equipment to support activities and mindfulness in the hub, including chairs, mats and artwork to be enjoyed by the hospital’s 4,500 NHS staff.
Dr Hal Spencer, chief executive of Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Trust, said: "The Health and Wellbeing Hub will offer colleagues somewhere to decompress and reflect, as well as being somewhere they can go for support and to improve their health and fitness.
"Supporting the health and wellbeing of NHS colleagues is essential; happier and healthier colleagues provide exceptional care for our patients and community. A big thank you to building and contracting firm, Stepnell, for helping support #TeamCRH in our ambitious hub fundraising endeavours."
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