Pictured: (l-r): James Shelley, Sandeep Singh Sunner, David Vice, Steve Howard

Five members of staff from the Birmingham office of national property and construction consultancy Wakemans will be donning track suits and running shoes for the Five for Fifty Run in Canon Hill Park on September 18.

The Wakemans team includes James Shelley, Adrian Cartwright, David Vice, Sandeep Sunner and Steve Howard, who will all be running 5km to raise money for to the Foundation for Conductive Education.

Around 200 teams of up to five people are expected to take part and the overall fundraising target is £50,000.

The Foundation for Conductive Education helps children under three years of age with neurological motor disorders to develop motor, social and cognitive skills that will help improve quality of life for them and their family. The Five for Fifty Run is being organised by leading national legal firm Gateley, which is aiming to raise enough money to secure the Foundation's parent and child service for 12 months.

"The run itself will not be too much of a challenge for our team as we all take part in regular exercise and are fit and active, our aim is to raise as much as we can for a very worthy cause," says Wakemans client services director James Shelley.

Anyone wishing to sponsor Wakemans in the charity events can either make a donation at http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/FiveForFiftyRun4 or send a cheque payable to the Foundation for Conductive Educations to the firm's office in Highfield Road, Edgbaston, for the attention of Jo Johnson.