A commercial surveyor firm in Harrogate are taking on 20 challenges for charity to celebrate their 20th anniversary.
Commercial Building Surveyors Bradley-Mason LLP will be fundraising for Yorkshire Children's Charity to mark their 20th year in business.
The company held its first anniversary event - ‘Spring Into Action’ - in March and have raised £3,737 for the charity so far.
The first ‘team challenge’ of 400 miles on a static bike will be undertaken this week.
And the firm plans to take on various walking, running, swimming, mountain climbing and rowing challenges on both an individual and group basis over the course of the year.

This includes the Yorkshire Three Peaks, the Leeds Marathon, the York 10K and a Coast to Coast cycle ride.
A spokesperson for Bradley-Mason LLP said:
"To mark this occasion we have a year of events planned along with raising money for a local charity in the process.
"We are planning a whole range of activities across the year, some of these are definitely challenges, some more social and family-friendly and we would love you to get involved."
Bradley-Mason LLP are also carrying out a prize draw to be drawn at the final event in September with a chance for participants to win 20 prizes including a golf day and spa day.
To find out more, enter the prize draw or to donate towards their 20 challenges, visit: https://www.bradley-mason.com/our-company/bradley-mason-are-celebrating-our-20th-anniversary/.

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