Amanda Holden Takes on Charity Challenge at Blackpool Tower

Scaling New Heights for a Good Cause

Amanda Holden, the TV and radio presenter, proved she's not afraid of a challenge as she scaled the iconic Blackpool Tower to raise money for charity. Fully focused on the task at hand, Holden swapped her usual glamorous look for trainers, trousers, and a fluorescent hard-hat. The daring climb was in support of Heart's charity week for Make Some Noise.

Record Time and a Spin on the Dancefloor

Holden didn't just conquer the tower, she did it in record time. Cheered on by fans, she reached the top before anyone expected. But that wasn't all - Amanda even took the opportunity to have a spin on the famous Strictly dancefloor. It's clear she knows how to make the most of a challenge in the iconic location of Blackpool.

Raising Awareness for Global's Make Some Noise

Heart's official charity, Global's Make Some Noise, is celebrating a decade of making a difference in the UK. The organization supports small projects across the country that tackle issues such as mental health, food poverty, domestic abuse, homelessness, and loneliness. Amanda Holden and her co-presenter Ashley Roberts are raising money for this worthy cause and are urging people to support their Race Against Time challenge.

Race Against Time: Five Challenges in Five Hours

Holden and Roberts have set themselves a demanding task. They must complete five challenges in just five hours over the course of the week. It's all part of their efforts to encourage people to donate to Global's Make Some Noise and help those facing tough circumstances. By supporting Amanda and Ashley in their Race Against Time, individuals can help change lives and ensure that no one is left to face their biggest challenges alone.

"This year, for our 10th Appeal we need your help to make sure that together we can continue to be here for people in your community, helping those living through the toughest of circumstances, making sure nobody is left facing their biggest challenges alone," stated a spokesperson for Global.