The challenge saw teams from across the property and built-environment sectors complete the entire 295km Thames Path, running continuously from the source of the River Thames near Cirencester to the Thames Barrier in London.

Team Hollis completed the route in an impressive 26 hours, 27 minutes and 54 seconds, finishing behind Indurent and just ahead of JLL.

The event was held in support of LandAid, which works to end youth homelessness across the UK. Team Hollis has so far raised £1,000, contributing to an incredible overall fundraising total of approximately £150,000 from the event.

Andrew said:

“I was absolutely delighted to be asked to join Team Hollis for such a memorable challenge. It was a huge physical, mental and logistical effort, but the encouragement, teamwork and good humour throughout made it an experience I will never forget.

A massive thank you to Chris Tregilgas, Michael North-Ridge, Ashley Busby, Ben Clarke, Joe Young, Sarah Green, Sam Allum and Johnny Elliott for making me feel so welcome and for being such a brilliant team to share the experience with.

I’m also incredibly grateful to everyone who supported and sponsored us. We were delighted to raise £2,200 towards the remarkable £65,000 raised collectively for LandAid.”

Many thanks to Indurent for putting on a great event and congratulations to every runner, driver, navigator, volunteer and supporter who helped make it such a success.

Source to Sea 2026 team results

Source to Sea 2026 Group Picture