Mt Everest Challenge
March 27, 2022
Liam Hanlon, Phil Walton, Martin Pritchard Howath and Steve Hayes all members of the Tri-4-Live Team led by Liam, are flying to Katmandu on 31st March 2022, changing planes and flying on to Lukla airport the gateway to the Himalayas to attempt to climb Mt Everest, returning the first week in June.
The lead Sherpa leading the attempt to climb Mt Everest is Sherpa Phurba, who has successfully accented Everest 13 times.
The attempt at the highest mountain in the world is to recognise its 100 years since the first offical attempt to climb Mt Everest by George Mallary who was only 24 years of age, also the 1953 successful attempt by Sir Edmund Hillary accompanied by Sherpa Tensing also the 1975 by Chris Bonnington, Doug Scott and Paul Braithwaite
Liam is taking Rotary Clubs and Lion Clubs Pendants to exchange with Clubs in Katmandu.
I’m proud to share that Liverpool Heartbeat is supporting three incredible young people as they take on the 2025 World’s Toughest Row – Atlantic.
Over the past few days, David Graham’s Natural High Tour has touched hearts across Merseyside.
Yesterday was a very special day at Roy Basnett and Claire Campbell’s Podcast Studio.
As chairman of Liverpool Heartbeat, I was deeply moved to see fifteen members of the Tri-4-Life Team honoured for their 25 years of dedicated service.
On Friday, 7th November, I had the privilege of attending The John Hulley Film Premiere at the Devonshire House Hotel surrounded by so many familiar and friendly faces, each connected by a shared love for Liverpool, its people and its stories.
We did it! Liverpool Heartbeat has been honoured with the Special Recognition Award at the Good Small Business Awards 2025—and I’m still beaming with pride.
FC Northern Update from Robin, Chairman of Liverpool Heartbeat
Let’s celebrate the talent, resilience, and brilliance of our young people—and help them rise, naturally.
The John Hulley Story Hits the Big Screen This November!”
Labour Conference Opens with Stirring Call for Hillsborough Law
