Round Table Family Lost Hours Walk

17/10/2026

💚 ONE WEEK TO GO — THE LOST HOURS WALK 💚

In just one week, members of the Round Table Family will come together once again for our annual Lost Hours Walk.

This year, Tablers, Circlers, Tangent and 41 Club members will take on 28.8 miles through the night, walking from Marchesi House in Birmingham to the National Memorial Arboretum in Alrewas.

Now in its fifth year, the walk remains a powerful symbol of remembrance, solidarity and hope.

We walk through the darkness to remember those we have lost to su***de, the hours their families and friends wish they could have back, and the conversations we need to keep having so fewer people are lost in the future.

Daniel White, Area 35 Chairman and one of the founders of the Round Table Family Lost Hours Walk campaign, said:

> “Five years on, the reason we walk hasn’t changed. Every mile represents somebody we’ve lost, somebody left behind and somebody who may be struggling right now. Walking through the darkness together shows that nobody should have to face their darkest hours alone.”

This year’s wider Area 35 fundraising campaign for CALM has already raised more than £14,000, helping support CALM’s su***de-prevention work and potentially life-saving conversations.

If you’d like to support everyone taking part in this year’s walk, please donate here:

💚 https://gofund.me/466dc3684

And if you need support, please remember:

📞 CALM: 0800 58 58 58
Free, confidential support from 5pm–midnight every day

📞 Samaritans: 116 123
Available 24 hours a day

If someone is in immediate danger, call 999.

28.8 miles. Through the night. Together.

💚 UNITED AGAINST SU***DE.

11/10/2026

💚 JUST UNDER TWO WEEKS TO GO — HAVE YOU SIGNED UP? 💚

In just under two weeks, we’ll be arriving at the National Memorial Arboretum in Alrewas, having conquered a tough 28.8-mile overnight walk from Marchesi House in Birmingham.

This is the fifth year we’ve come together for the Lost Hours Walk, walking through the darkness and through the changing of the clocks to raise money and awareness for Campaign Against Living Miserably

The walk is tough for a reason.

It represents the lost hours, the people we’ve lost to su***de, and the conversations we need to keep having so fewer families have to experience that loss.

We’ll set off around midnight on Saturday 24th October, walking side by side through the night before finishing at the National Memorial Arboretum around midday.

You don’t need to be the fastest.
You don’t need to be an experienced long-distance walker.
You just need to be willing to put one foot in front of the other and be part of something that matters.

Tablers, Circlers, 41 Club, Tangent — come and join us.

🚶 28.8 miles
🌙 Through the night
📍 Birmingham ➡️ Alrewas
💚 United Against Su***de

👉 SIGN UP HERE:
https://forms.gle/xQWC41HjZXA5HRBc9

Tag someone you’d walk 28.8 miles alongside. 💚

21/09/2026

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN.

16/09/2026

World Su***de prevention day should be everyday.

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💛 You never know what someone is carrying 💛

The mate who's always making everyone laugh.
The one who never misses a social or the opportunity to be centre of attention.
The one who always says, "I'm fine".

Sometimes they're carrying far more than anyone realises and on World Su***de Prevention Day, we're reminded that checking in with the people around you is isn't just a nice thing to do, it can make a real difference.

You don't need all the answers or the perfect thing to say, sometimes it's as simple as asking "how are you really doing?" and making the time to listen and let someone know they don't have to face things alone.

At Round Table, we know that su***de is the biggest killer of men aged 18-45 in the UK, accounting for around one in seven deaths in young men.

We also know it's important for men to have a place to belong, to talk, to laugh, and to support each other long before things ever reach a crisis point.

It doesn't solve every problem but having people in your corner can make life's tougher moments feel a little less lonely.

So today, let's send that message, make that call, or invite someone along to a social - you never know how much it might mean to someone.

If you or someone you know is struggling, please remember that help is available. Reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness.

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14/09/2026

THE LOST HOURS WALK IS BACK — AND SIGN-UPS ARE OPEN. 💚

On Saturday 24th October, Tablers, Circlers, 41 Club and Tangent members from across the country will come together for one reason:

United Against Su***de.

We’ll be walking 28.8 miles through the night, from Marchesi House in Birmingham to the National Memorial Arboretum in Alrewas, raising money for CALM — Campaign Against Living Miserably.

The walk through the darkness is deliberate.

It represents the people we have lost to su***de, the hours their families and friends wish they could have back, and the conversations we need to keep having so fewer people are lost in the future.

This isn’t about pace.

It isn’t about being the fastest.

It’s about walking side by side, starting conversations, raising awareness and standing together against su***de.

Want to join us? Sign up here:
https://forms.gle/xQWC41HjZXA5HRBc9

Whether you walk, donate, share or simply help spread the message, you can be part of it.

Saturday 24th October.
28.8 miles.
Through the night.
United Against Su***de.

22/08/2026

ONE. LAST. PUSH. 💚🚶‍♂️🏁

Daniel White is on the final stretch to Barry Island!

Seven days. Billericay to Barry. Battered feet, blisters upon blisters and a body that's had enough — but he's still moving.

And you've now helped him raise an unbelievable…

🔥 OVER £8,000 FOR CALM!!! 🔥

Daniel is expected to cross the finish line at around 2PM THIS AFTERNOON and we'll be LIVE STREAMING THE FINISH right here on the Lichfield Round Table page.

Come back, tune in and help us bring our Chairman home! 💚

There's still time to push that fundraising total even higher:

"Donation link below"

https://gofund.me/466dc3684

10 miles. One last push. Let's bring him home. 🏁🏴💚

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06/06/2026

06/06/2026

Just a sneak peak at the skinflint rally car for 2026!

21/05/2026

Teamwork makes the Round Table dream work.

Turns out, people who join Round Table are a force to be reckoned with. Some bring the ideas, some bring the organisational skills, some just turn up and wing it.

Regardless of roles however, things get done at Round Table.

Events get planned. Communities get supported and a bunch of busy blokes somehow manage to become part of something bigger.

If you're looking to get involved, meet new people, and most definitely have a bit of fun along the way - you'll fit right in.

Find your local Round Table 👉 https://www.roundtable.co.uk/table-finder

12/05/2026

Some people wear camouflage because they are hiding.

But not all hiding is easy to spot.

Someone can be laughing in the group chat, turning up to work, showing up for their family, and still be struggling behind the scenes.

That is why this week matters.

Mental Health and Wellbeing Awareness Week is a reminder to check in properly. Not just “you alright?” in passing, but the kind of check-in that gives someone space to answer honestly.

No judgement.
No pressure.
No pretending.

Don’t Camo Yourself is about raising money, raising awareness and starting conversations that could genuinely save lives.

If this campaign starts one conversation that would not otherwise have happened, it matters.

You are not alone.
United Against Su***de.

Check in on someone today. And if you are the one hiding it, tell someone you trust.

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