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Charity urges law firms to join annual charity bike race

Charity Breast Cancer Now has called on law firms and chambers to sign up for the legal sector’s annual charity static bike race, Tour de Law.

Taking place on Wednesday 14 October and Thursday 15 October, the event will see barristers and solicitors across the UK compete head-to-head in a virtual cycling competition to race from the Royal Courts of Justice in London to the Court of Session in Edinburgh, raising funds for Breast Cancer Now.

Since its inception in 2012, Tour de Law has raised over £1.6 million for breast cancer research and support, with last year’s event cycling 12,000 km and raising approximately £150,000.

The event will take place between 8am and 5.15pm on Wednesday 14 October and between 8am and 4pm on Thursday 15 October, with Breast Cancer Now providing each office with two static bikes and everything needed for fundraising.

Participating firms and chambers will have 100 slots of 15 minutes each to cycle as many kilometres as they can, following a route of 20 virtual landmarks. The winning team will have the highest combined distance in kilometres and fundraising total in pounds, and will claim the title of Tour de Law Champion 2026. The registration deadline is Friday 2nd October.

Law firms and chambers can sign up at https://tourdelaw.breastcancernow.org/

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