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Keystone Law is proud to be a lead partner of Möntare 2026, a three-day cycling challenge from London to Paris in aid of Action Medical Research, the UK charity dedicated to funding research into conditions affecting babies, children and young people. Fifteen Keystone lawyers will take part in the fully supported ride, which takes place from 3 to 6 September, with the team aiming to raise more than £30,000 for the charity.
The Keystone team comprises Andrew Brown, Annabel Clark, Mariel Cruz, Douglas Howie, Geoff Kermeen, Clare Lucas, Lucy Marks, Joanna McKenzie, Alex Pritchard, Paul Renney, Jason Roston, Christopher Stanwell, Sarah Thompson, Tony Watts, and Catherine Williams.
They will join more than 50 fundraisers from across the legal, financial, investment, property and consulting professions for the challenge, which will take riders from Penshurst Place in Kent to Calais, on to Amiens, before a final stage into Paris, finishing close to the Eiffel Tower.
Möntare is organised by Action Medical Research, with Keystone Law partnering alongside Saffery and intellectual property firm Mewburn Ellis. Funds raised through the event will help the charity continue funding breakthroughs in areas such as premature birth, rare childhood diseases and neurological conditions, building on past successes including advances in prenatal ultrasound and meningitis treatment.
Catherine Williams, Corporate partner at Keystone Law, said: “We are proud to take part in Möntare and support the vital work of Action Medical Research, whose scientific advances have transformed outcomes for countless children and families. It’s a wonderful opportunity to challenge ourselves while forging new professional connections and to contribute to a charity delivering such meaningful progress.”
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