Events
Join one of our exciting events
We have a variety of fun and challenging events taking place in the UK and around the world. Sign up to join team Foothold today and help us ensure no engineer or their family has to face life’s challenges unsupported.
13Aug
Wales End to End Cycle
Pedalling from the most northern point of Wales down to the vibrant capital of Cardiff
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17Sep
London to Paris Cycle Ride
Cycle 315 miles from the lanes of London to the paths of Paris.
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15Jul
Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge
Conquer the 3 highest peaks of the Yorkshire Dales!
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12Jun
ArcelorMittal Orbit Abseil
Experience the most spectacular views of London, whilst dangling in free space from the ArcelorMittal Orbit, 80 metres above the ground!
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31Aug
iDrop Abseil
An incredible descent from the viewing platform of the British Airways i360 for brave adventurers, and scared ones too.
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04Jun
Tour of Cambridgeshire Cycling Festival
A weekend festival of closed-road cycling events. With the Road Race, Gran Fondo, Sportive, Time Trials, Team Time Trials, and family rides.
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28May
Edinburgh Marathon Festival
Enjoy a fantastic all-encompassing route which takes in some of Edinburgh’s most iconic landmarks.
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28May
Ride London
The world’s greatest festival of cycling returns on Sunday 28 May 2023
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10Sep
UK Three Peaks Challenge
Conquer the UK’s giants on this classic trekking challenge.
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How our Engineering Neurodiverse Futures programme can support students and apprentices to achieve their career goals
In this blog, we explore how we can support engineering students and apprentices through our Engineering Neurodiverse Futures programme.
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My story of improving neurodiversity awareness in engineering
Laura Norton of the IET joins us to discuss why our Engineering Neurodiverse Futures programme is vital for the whole engineering community.
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My journey as a neurodivergent engineer
Our Trustee Wolf shares his experience of being a neurodiverse engineer with dyslexia, as well as his advice for neurodiverse students.
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