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Ride for Helen Essex 2027

Ride for Helen Essex 2027 is the county’s largest and most exciting cycling event, celebrating its 13th year with a fantastic day out for all ages and fitness levels. Taking place on Sunday, 2nd May 2027, at the stunning Crix Estate in Hatfield Peverel, participants can choose from six scenic routes ranging from 6 to 100 miles, all set against breathtaking Spring countryside. With a buzzing event hub, dedicated marshals, refreshments, and a prestigious medal for all riders, it’s an unmissable experience!

Please note: The 6 mile route has been changed to avoid main roads and family friendly for all ages.

Ticket Prices:

Child Tickets £12 Early bird discount £10
Adult Tickets £25 Early bird discount £20

On the day ticket prices : Children £15 and Adult £30

Fundraising in aid of Helen Rollason Cancer Charity

Book your tickets below and join us for this unforgettable challenge!

Online registration open until 30th of April 2027 – 3.00pm, but you can also register in person on the day of the event.

Terms & Conditions

Start times:

8:00am-9:00am – 100miles, 65miles, 50miles

9:00am-9:30am – 30miles and 15miles

9:30am-10:00am – 6miles

Price range: £10.00 through £20.00

Description

Ride for Helen Essex, the biggest cycling event in the county is back and celebrating its 13th year! T It will be taking place on Sunday 2nd May 2027, starting and finishing at within the beautiful setting of The Crix Estate in Hatfield Peverel.

Cyclists will be offered a choice of six cycling routes to suit all capabilities; 6, Ed’s 15, 30, 50, 65 and 100 mile route. All of which travel through stunning countryside, offering amazing Spring views and scenery. 

There will be a buzzing event hub, dedicated volunteer marshals on route, refreshments and a prestigious celebratory medal for all participants.

Terms & Conditions

 

Additional information

Ticket

6 Miles – Adult, 6 Miles – 1 Child, plus FREE adult place, 6 Miles – Child, Ed's 15 Miles – Adult, Ed's 15 Miles – Child, 30 Miles – Adult, 30 Miles – Child, 50 Miles, 65 Miles, 100 Miles

Event Details

Date: 2 May 2027

Start time: 08:00

End time: 17:00

Venue: The Crix, Chelmsford CM3 2EU

Phone: 01245 380719

Email: fundraising@helenrollason.org.uk

Tom Carr

I worked as a urologist with a special interest in cancer until my retirement in 2016. The patient journey with a new cancer is now often long and complex. Many need help to live their best life after treatment. Simple survival and the absence of cancer is not enough, feeling well and whole again is the goal. Social and psychological support makes all the difference. I am happy to help Helen’s charity to deliver that.

Kully Byatt

I have retired following a career at a senior management level in a range of sectors specialising in Human Resources, Project Management, Coaching and Mentoring skills. In addition since 2000 I have undertaken a number of voluntary Trustee roles for a range of organisations.

Through my desire to give back to a Charity that my mother personally benefitted from by utilising Complementary Therapies, I have for a couple of years volunteered for Helen Rollason Cancer Charity in the Retail Team and more recently this has inspired me to take up the role of Trustee so that I can contribute to the governance of HRCC in continuing to deliver vital services that benefit the community.

Jacqui Goulbourn

I’m a qualified accountant with over 20 years experience working in the NHS in Essex and beyond.  I know how vital charities in the healthcare arena are, to fill in where government funding doesn’t reach.  As a volunteer Trustee, I am pleased to be able to offer my skills and experience to help HRCC deal with these challenges, allowing staff to have a greater focus on providing services to the clients.

Friederike Englund

I am a cancer nurse by background and have supported those affected by cancer for over thirty years. I have worked very closely with the team at Helen Rollason and have seen the tremendous benefit and improvement in wellbeing that patients and carers experience through the support they receive. I am very keen to ensure that Helen Rollason widens its reach across all communities in Essex and offers support services that are effective and based on the most up-to-date scientific evidence.

Dave Johnson

I have always wanted to give something back following a corporate career in business development for technical services within the automotive industry.

I joined HRCC as a trustee to offer support and guidance to the very capable management team. It is nice to share my experiences and It is rewarding to see the team grow and deliver such important services.

Ben Schneider

I have been involved with HRCC for 15 years, initially through providing corporate sponsorship for fundraising events and then as a member of the Board, acting as Chair between 2020 and 2024.

With over 25 years’ experience as a Company Director in the Tech sector, I aim to bring my expertise in strategy, governance and digital transformation to support the charity in striving towards Helen’s vision of making good quality of life while coping with cancer available to everyone.

Andy Higgs

I have worked in the IT industry for over 14 years and before that, was a long-term retail manager so I have a broad range of experience to contribute to my trustee role, across the operations and retail areas. I am a husband and father of two and having lived in Chelmsford for many years, I really appreciate the opportunity to work with an excellent local charity.

My family has a deep connection with the charity as my wife, Kerry works in the Hatfield Peverel Centre and one of the family, who previously used the services, now volunteers. We’ve also been known to jump on bikes and get involved as we’ve all taken part in the Ride For Helen event over the years.

I am one of the newer trustees but I’m looking forward to contributing to the Charity’s purpose and goals.