They rowed, they're sore, they conquered
In spite of a last minute injury to one of their team, the novice rowers from Tees Solicitors successfully completed their marathon sponsored row in aid of on Saturday 3rd September.With David Miller sidelined, Janine Collier, David Gabell, Cathy Izzard, Orla Lawlor, Ben Millard, Ruth Muckian and Paul Taylor were joined by Alice Taylor. The employees, who (still) have little or no previous rowing experience, navigated the 21km stretch of river and two locks in a sweep oar eight to raise funds for for the benefit of people with brain injury, their families and carers., Associate at Tees said "We're really pleased that the row went so well and that we have managed to raise money for such a good cause. I'm sure there will be some stiff joints and muscles tomorrow but this has been a fun and worthwhile way to contribute in some way to the work of such a vital charity." The sponsored row was the culmination of a series of events organised by Tees Solicitors in aid of over the last 6 months as part of Headway's . is a charity that gives help and support to people affected by brain injury. It does this locally, offering a wide range of services including rehabilitation programmes, carer support, social re-integration, community outreach and respite care throughout Cambridgeshire.