Five brave lawyers and support staff from Bevan Brittan LLP abseiled a 350ft high London landmark on Friday 9 March, raising over £1200 for the UK’s leading children’s charity, NCH.

London-based Trainee Solicitors David Moore and Gareth Burton; Associate Rob Pfitzner; Admin Assistant Mark Crowley and Secretary Sarah Lazell all successfully took up the challenge and abseiled down 25 storeys at the Union Jack Club building near Waterloo.

No previous experience was required as a team of highly skilled and experienced instructors were provided by NCH to equip participants with all they needed; ensuring the experience was as safe and enjoyable as possible.

Bevan Brittan takes corporate social responsibility very seriously. Its pro bono and charitable support programmes are focused on children and young people, with NCH being its current chosen charity.

NCH Fundraiser Kate Radford, said: “I would like to say a huge thank you to the people from Bevan Brittan who took part in the abseil. £1200 is a huge amount to raise and we’re very grateful; this will go a long way to help all of the children and families supported in NCH’s projects.”