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This year’s runners in the London Landmarks Half Marathon have raised an incredible total of £3,744.50 for Variety.

Thanks to the kind support of The Barbour Foundation, students at Benton Dene Special School in Tyne & Wear will be able to take part in sports competitions, residential stays and learning outside of the classroom. The 17-seater Sunshine Coach will make an immediate and long-lasting difference to the pupils' lives, both now and for many years to come.

10-year-old James will be taking part in the Superhero Tri on 12th August in aid of Variety.

Eight runners took on the London Landmarks Half Marathon on behalf of Variety this weekend, running 13.1 miles around some of London’s most iconic landmarks in the name of charity.

A hundred excited children from Bethany School in Boscombe enjoyed a fabulous Easter Party all thanks to Variety, the Children’s Charity. The children tucked into a feast of delicious sandwiches, pizza, sausages, chips and chocolate cake.

Arlo, who will be two in June, will be donning his superhero cape at the Superhero Tri to raise money for Variety.

Variety presented three shiny new Sunshine Coaches to two Dorset Schools in Bournemouth on St Patrick’s Day.

Six-time Olympian, Tessa Sanderson CBE, has been made a Sports Ambassador for Variety.

We at Variety are saddened to hear of the death of Fiddler on the Roof star, Chaim Topol.

Julie and Simon Dodsworth (62 and 60 respectively) are embarking on their first London Marathon run in aid of Variety.