10-Year-Old Completes 66-Mile Cycle for RNLI
A 10-year-old boy, Henry Warwick, has completed a 66-mile ride across Pembrokeshire to support the RNLI.
Henry, from Herefordshire, cycled from Tenby to Fishguard, passing through Tenby, St Davids, and Fishguard lifeboat stations, in 9 hours and 10 minutes.
"It felt really welcoming to have everyone there clapping for me as I arrived. I was glad to know I had completed the ride and really proud of what I had achieved."
His fundraising effort was inspired by a visit to Fishguard RNLI in February 2025, where he met station coxswain Gemma Gill and learned that the charity relies on public donations.
Henry was welcomed by the Fishguard RNLI team on October 18, 2025.
Author's summary: Young cyclist completes 66-mile ride for RNLI charity.
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