Anthony Hagen

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I'm cycling miles on Sunday 4 October to change young lives!

At a time where almost a million young people in the UK are out of work, The King’s Trust are committed to ending youth unemployment, and I’m doing my part by taking on Palace to Palace! I’ve challenged myself to cycle 100 miles across London and raise funds to help young people get into work.

The King's Trust (formerly known as The Prince’s Trust) is a youth charity providing long-term support and tailored programmes that empower young people across the UK to transform their lives. Every penny raised will help break down barriers, open doors and support young people to build the confidence and skills they need to find work.

Please help me support The King's Trust by sponsoring my Palace to Palace challenge and sharing my page to double the impact. A donation of £26 could cover the cost of travel for an isolated young person to attend a one-week King’s Trust course, helping them build vital skills and gain valuable work experience.

My Achievements

Raised £50 in The King's Trust 50th anniversary year!

Received 10 donations

Updated profile picture

Shared fundraising page

Made a self donation

Half way there!

Fundraising target achieved!

Raised £300!

Thank you to my Sponsors

£55

Me

£35

Graham Franks

Best of luck Ant - sounds like a fun ride

£25

Matt D

£25

Coxy

Good Luck Mate x

£25

Cappo

Good luck and happy cycling for a great cause.

£25

Eoin Fulton

What a fantastic cause, a fantastic thing to do, and the worlds best father in law, good luck Ant!

£25

Nia Wyn Thomas

Good luck on the epic bike ride!!

£25

Jon Craggs

Good Luck Mate!

£25

Alex Doyle

£20

Bazza

£20

Dave Bod

£15

Rick

Good luck Spiney

£14.21

Lotad

Lotad is a small, blue plant Pokémon with six stubby legs. It has large eyes and a wide, yellow mouth similar to a bill. A large leaf that resembles a lilypad covers its back. This large leaf allows Lotad to float across ponds, and it will sometimes ferry smaller Pokémon on its back in this manner. The head leaf is a natural dirt-repellent. The leaf can stay clean even after transporting Pokémon covered in mud. However, the leaf will wilt if Lotad becomes dehydrated. Its size and weight prevent Lotad from living on land, but, on rare occasions, it travels on land in search of clean water. Lotad is known to gather in lakes of good water quality. The lake's surfaces are occasionally covered in Lotad leaves. Trivia Lotad's evolutionary family has several unique attributes:They are the only Pokémon with a dual Egg Group of Water 1 and Grass.They are the only Water-type Pokémon in the Grass Egg Group, and the only Grass-type Pokémon in the Water 1 Egg Group.They are the only Pokémon that can have the Ability Rain Dish without it being their Hidden Ability. Lotad is tied with Sunkern and Bramblin for having the lowest base Defense of all Grass-type Pokémon.Lotad can be seen as a parallel to Seedot: Both have Japanese, French, and German names ending in the same sounds, ボー -boh, -piot, and -urzel, respectively. Both of them are Grass-type Generation III Pokémon. Lotad is exclusive to Pokémon Sapphire, while Seedot is exclusive to Pokémon Ruby, with both Pokémon found in the same locations in their respective versions. Additionally, both Pokémon can be found in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum by using the dual-slot mode, with Lotad requiring Pokémon Sapphire, and Seedot requiring Pokémon Ruby.They are Pokémon that are part of a three-stage evolutionary line and need an Evolution stone to reach their fully evolved form. Both evolutionary lines also have an Ability that doubles their Speed depending on the weather, those being Swift Swim and Chlorophyll.They have the same base stat total of 220. Origin Lotad appears to be based on a lily pad and the kappa, a Japanese yōkai that has a water-filled dish on its head and a turtle-like beak. Name origin Lotad may be a combination of lotus and lily pad, tad (a small amount), or tadpole (a young amphibian). Hassboh may be a combination of 蓮 hasu (lotus) and 赤ん坊 akanbō (baby) or 帽子 bōshi (hat).

£10

Chris Gaynor

Good luck mate, you got this, the way your cycling!

£10

Andy Cross

good luck mate

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