Tour de Paternoster 2025 – what a ride!
The Tour de Paternoster returned for its second year, once again transforming Paternoster Square into a buzzing hub of energy, enthusiasm, and friendly competition. With the iconic St Paul’s Cathedral watching over the action, this unique static bike challenge brought together teams from across the corporate world in a high-spirited showdown.
Those taking part pushed their limits on stationary bikes, competing to see who could clock the furthest distance in the allotted time. The event was filled with cheers, determination, and community spirit — a true celebration of collective effort. And most importantly, it was all to raise vital funds for Future Dreams.
We were proud to welcome an amazing lineup of companies whose teams gave it their all – including 8 Bishopsgate, AIS Interiors, Bank of America, BNY, BW Workplace Experts, CiS Security, Jaguar Building Services, London Stock Exchange, The Stationers’ Company, Tipalti, T. Rowe Price. Your energy, dedication, and fundraising efforts helped make this event such a success.
We’d like to say a big thank you to Paternoster Square for sponsoring the event and hosting us for another year in such an iconic and inspiring setting. Your support was instrumental in bringing this event to life.
Together, their current fundraising total stands at an incredible £28,263.08 including Gift Aid!
Whether you pedalled, donated, or cheered from the sidelines — thank you. Together, we’ve made an impact that goes far beyond the finish line.
Let’s keep the momentum going, to donate or visit the fundraising page CLICK HERE — there’s still time to support this incredible cause!
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