Bradley Corke’s brother and best friend have completed the Three Peaks Challenge, with Brighton & Hove Albion highlighting the fundraising effort for KSSX after the Albion supporter lost his life in the line of duty.
Brother and friends complete epic fundraiser in memory of Kent Police officer Bradley Corke
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The club carried the update this week, placing the story in front of Albion supporters and underlining the continued link between Corke’s family, his friends and the Brighton community.
Corke was an Albion supporter and a serving police officer. Brighton’s update said his brother and best friend had completed the challenge, with donations still being invited for KSSX, the air ambulance charity serving Kent, Surrey and Sussex.
Why Brighton Have Shared The Fundraiser
The football angle here is not a fixture, transfer or selection call. It is a community story, and a sharp reminder of how often clubs become rallying points for supporters’ families after tragedy.
The Three Peaks Challenge is a demanding UK endurance test, taking in Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon. For Corke’s family and friend to complete it in his memory gives the fundraiser a clear emotional weight, while Brighton’s platform gives it a wider audience.
Albion fans can read the club’s full update and donation details via Brighton’s official Bradley Corke fundraiser story.
For ReadBrighton, the key point is simple: this is a supporter story the club clearly wants its fanbase to see, and the fundraising push remains open.
