The fabulous South Downs was the backdrop to a meeting between Dr Tim Fooks, High Sheriff of West Sussex, and Ann Feloy, founder of Olly’s Future charity, recently. Hardy walkers will be passing this very spot when they take on the 17 mile inaugural Worthing Five Peaks Challenge on Saturday, September 6th, raising money to help with the charity’s work in saving lives from suicide. The stunning five ‘peaks’ north of Worthing are Cissbury Ring iron age hillfort, Chanctonbury Ring, once site of a Roman temple, Chantry Hill, Black Patch and Highdown.


Tim worked as a GP for 30 years and is a great advocate of the charity’s programme Dr SAMS (Suicide Awareness in Medical Students) which teaches our future doctors, nurses and healthcare workers how to look after their own wellbeing, their peers and their future patients. The High Sheriff is appointed by the King.
For more info go to: https://ollysfuture.org.uk/events/fivepeakschallenge/
Saturday 6th September 2025, 9.00 am – 6.00 pm
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The Worthing Five Peaks Challenge 2026 took place on Saturday 5th September to raise funds for Olly’s Future’s vital work in suicide prevention.
BBC South Today and South East Today programmes reported on the Olly’s Future Worthing Five Peaks Challenge on Friday evening, ahead of the fundraising walk on Saturday 5th September 2026.
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