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On Sunday, December 6, more than 1,500 bikers set off from Foster Wheeler to High Close School in Wokingham for the annual Reading Christian Bikers Toy Run.

It’s a massive event which sees Barnardo’s receive thousands of presents which will be distributed to children and teenagers who would otherwise go without.

This year was the 30th such Toy Run and we were there to capture the moment.

Our photo gallery shows a selection of the bikers as they leave Foster Wheeler – for the first three minutes as a video see our previous story here and to see the majority of the bikes leave, see this page here.

We are currently uploading more than 200 pictures from the day to our photosales website and the link will come shortly.

And if that wasn’t enough, there will be more pictures in Friday’s Wokingham Paper – order your copy from your newsagent today. 

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