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20/01/2026

Doing art to channel your emotions can be so relaxing....but then other times..... At RTMinds all emotions are vallid and should be expressed and explored. Reflection is the route to recovery. We stand by you to support you through your sometimes painful emotional journey hashtag
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18/01/2026

FREE Never Give Up T-shirt to the first ticket sold ........ Dont miss out. https://shorturl.at/9qNQJ

16/01/2026

Any guesses where this is?? PM or WhatsApp your answer. 1st correct answer wins an NGU T-shirt. No Spoilers please

05/01/2026

NOTICE: Unfortunately Francois has had to cancel his UK tour icluding his gig at our Open Art Surgery. This is a huge dissappointment so please accept our apologies if you where hoping to be part of this wonderful event. Good news is we hope rechedule the event for May of this year so watch this space

02/01/2026

28/12/2025

Sorry to have left everyone in suspense. I know you've all been thinking about whether or not our polar team made it to the North Pole or not. In 38 days, the team of 14 made it 1,505 miles, which as the crow flies, put us on the same line of latitude as the southern tip of Svalbard. That's almost 40 miles a day. At that rate, it would have taken us 61 days to reach the North Pole, so we were less than 2 weeks away. We'll give it just a little more time next year!

We have also raised to date £617.50. The fundraiser will be up until the end of January though, so if you really wanted to donate but Christmas costs understandably came first, you have plenty more time to send us some pennies - localgiving.org/fundraising/North-Pole-Challenge

A massive thank you to the polar team - Adam J, Ben J, Callum P, Darren S, David F, Emma S, Janet M, Liz J, Lucy T, Mel D, Oliver T, Sarah J, Sarah T, and Simon T.

We'll see you again on 5th November 2026, when we start our 50 day North Pole Challenge.

21/12/2025

Our Polar Explorers are at the half way point now, 32 days after setting off. As the crow flies, we are around the Jan Mayen Ridge, which means we have crossed from the Norwegian Sea, into the Greenland Sea.

So all we need to do the hit our target, is to do 32 days worth of miles in the next 4 days.

Totally possible. If 100 people join us doing 3 miles a day, we'll be there to welcome Santa back home.

It's not too late to sign up, and it's definitely not too late to donate. Do you know, the most popular Christmas present this year is a donation to RTMinds? No need to look that up, you can take my word for it.

localgiving.org/fundraising/North-Pole-Challenge

19/12/2025

Look how far we've come. It's been tough but the toughest part has been getting others to help. We need to get there by Christmas. With YOUR help we can do this to save lives. Join us here localgiving.org/fundraising/North-Pole-Challenge

19/12/2025

Apologies for missing the usual Thursday update. The winter flu bug thing has struck, necessitating some bed rest, but we have made it 1,158 miles so far. As the crow flies, that puts us north of mainland Scandinavia, and north of Jan Mayen. We're still a little short of Svalbard, but hopefully a good few days will see us on that line of latitude shortly. The North Pole is still looking a ways off, though if we can churn out 1,275 miles over the next week, we'll be there.

We'd love it if you could contribute any spare pennies or pounds to our fundraiser. You can do that here - localgiving.org/fundraising/North-Pole-Challenge

Many thanks, Adam

14/12/2025

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