Chloe Pearson, an Employee Relations Advisor at Vertu Motors, has stunned colleagues, friends and even her own family after secretly running 100 kilometres over a month - finishing her final kilometre outside a pub so she could burst through the door and surprise her dad, the man who inspired her challenge.
BMW Motorrad Sunderland has thrown its support behind youngsters across the North East by backing two special events taking place over the Easter period.
Youngsters at Horton General Hospital have benefitted from the generosity of two local automotive dealerships after a raft of special gifts were handed over to the Children’s Ward at the Banbury site.
Children at Little Harbour Hospice in Cornwall have been given reason to cheer after the local community came together to donate a wide range of gifts through a Wish Tree’ organised by the team at Vertu Honda Truro.
A long-time supporter of St Oswald’s Hospice has driven away with a brand-new Hyundai i10 after winning the charity’s annual Big Car Raffle and helping to raise £28,000.
A partnership between Vertu MINI Exeter and North Devon Hospice has directly contributed £4,500 towards the charity, and helped to generate thousands more via fundraising events throughout 2025.
Vertu Hyundai Edinburgh East and West are helping Santa Claus and the Craigalmond Scout Group spread festive cheer and raise money for charity by lending a Hyundai SANTA FE to tow their Christmas sleigh through the streets of Edinburgh.
The Vertu Primary Schools Cup has been recognised for its efforts in boosting inclusion in grassroots football at the inaugural Global Football Awards.
Vertu has donated £10,000 to Churches 4 Positive Change (C4PC), a consortium of churches and community groups, to strengthen grassroots football in Wolverhampton. The funding has supported infrastructure improvements and youth-led football activities at the New Park Village (NPV) Football Ground.
Motorsport fans who attended the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) at Knockhill have donated more than 186 KG of essential food items, along with financial donations to support families in need, following a public appeal from Tom Ingram and Tom Chilton of Team VERTU.
As the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) returns to Knockhill this August, fans are being asked to bring more than just their enthusiasm for racing - they’re being encouraged to bring food donations to support Scottish families in crisis.
Professional racing driver Ned Anthony made a pit stop at Vertu MINI Exeter to help ensure a fundraising event for North Devon Hospice got off to a flying start.
By asking to receive emails from Vertu Careers you agree that we may use your email address to send you notifications when we publish a shareholder announcement on our website. We may also send you other news stories about Vertu Motors from time to time. You can unsubscribe at any time by following the link on the emails. We will not use your email for any other purpose.