Greg James Soars with Red Arrows for Children in Need Flight
BBC Radio 1 host Greg James recently completed an exhilarating flight with the Red Arrows, describing it as “the greatest thing I’ve ever done.” This remarkable experience took place during a Children in Need Challenge, showcasing his commitment to the charitable initiative.
Flight with the Red Arrows
James flew alongside Squadron Leader Jon Bond from the esteemed Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. The Red Arrows are based at RAF Waddington, located in Lincolnshire. This collaboration aimed to engage the public and raise funds for the renowned charity, Children in Need.
Children in Need Challenge
Pudsey Bear, the mascot for Children in Need, issued the challenge to James as part of the Challenge Yourself initiative. This annual event encourages fun and engaging activities to support the charity’s mission.
Upcoming Appeal Show
- Date: 14 November
- Broadcast: BBC One
- Presenters: Paddy McGuinness, Vernon Kay, and more
The highlight of the initiative will be the BBC Children in Need appeal show, which is set to air on BBC One. This year’s show will feature various celebrities contributing to the success of the event.
Catch the Action
Viewers can catch insights and special moments from Lincolnshire by tuning into BBC Sounds, as well as other BBC programs. This initiative not only brings entertainment but also focuses on raising vital funds for children’s charities across the UK.
As the date approaches, support for the Children in Need appeal continues to grow, highlighting the importance of community involvement in charity efforts.
