To raise money for Cash for Kids, a great charity that supports children who have been forced to run away from home, Kerrang! Radio organised an afternoon of sponsored bungee jumps at the West Midlands Water Ski Centre. Members of the public were invited to raise a minimum of £150 sponsorship money each to secure their place at the event. To support this great charity and to complete a personal goal, our own Dan Wheatley decided to sign himself up!

The full set of photographs from the day can be seen on the No Limits Photography Flickr account.

With a video of Dans jump can be watched on our youtube account

The Oakamoor Sidings on the Churnet Valley Railway Line is a popular site among ‘urbexers’. No Limits Photography have visited the Oakamoor ‘train graveyard’ on a few occasions (see our previous article – Oakamoor Railway Sidings). Our most recent visit saw the train carriages under a different light – or more specifically, a lack of light!

The Alsager Round Table event is typically held on the Saturday closest to the November 5, or the night itself if it falls on a weekend. This year saw the event take place on the Saturday evening in the fields adjacent to The Plough on Crewe Road, Alsager, and thousands of local people came along to enjoy the festivities.

Over £5,000 of professional fireworks and 6 lorry loads of timber were part of the preparation for this year’s Bonfire Night event.

The 2011 Gumball 3000 began in London with over 120 super cars travelling through 8 countries in 8 days to arrive in Istanbul, driving a total of 3,000 miles. The key checkpoints and big parties along the route were London, Paris, Barcelona, Monaco, Venice, Belgrade, Sofia and of course Istanbul.

The cars were all on show at Covent Garden before the official start of the race mid-afternoon – large crowds of car lovers attended and there were also some celebrity guest appearances including David Hasselhoff and Tony Hawk.

The final Red Bull Mini Drome event of 2011 took place on 22nd October at the Victoria Baths in Manchester. The event saw over 100 riders take on the world’s smallest velodrome, with a total track length of only 25 metres.

The full set of photos from the event can be viewed at No Limits Photography’s Facebook page.

The fifth and final round of the British Trials Cup 2011, sponsored by Onza, took place in Shipley Glen, near Bradford – one of the UK’s most popular trials venues. Riders came from around the country to take part in the final and with good weather throughout the day, the event was thoroughly enjoyed by all that took part.

The full set of photos from the event can be viewed at No Limits Photography’s Facebook page.

Bansky, the well-known graffiti artist is recognised for his original street art which is completed using a distinctive stencilling technique. Bansky’s artwork has appeared throughout London and many other locations worldwide. These include Banksy’s hometown of Bristol.

On a recent trip to Bristol No Limits Photography, as big Banksy fans, searched the city to photograph as many original Banksy artworks as they could find. Big thanks to bristol-street-art.co.uk whose city street art map made our tour of the city much easier!

The brainchild of YouTube sensation Danny MacAskill, the Red Bull Street Light Sessions have been created to give street trials enthusiasts the opportunity to see the pros in action, as well as trying out a range of Inspired Bicycles on purpose-built courses and get some tuition from the pros themselves.

View all our photos from the evening in our Red Bull Street Light Sessions Manchester Flickr set.

The Wolseley Centre in Staffordshire is set in 26 acres of former landscape gardens which belonged to the ancestoral home of the Wolesley family. Today, the site is the headquarters of the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust. The Wolseley Centre is situated on the River Trent and there are a number of nature trails which also take in the centre’s three lakes and other habitats and there is an impressive range of wildlife to be seen including a variety of birds, mammals and reptiles.

Bristol, hometown of the infamous Banksy, and known as a centre for urban art is now also home to the See No Evil project. See No Evil is Europe’s biggest permanent street art project. Some of the world’s leading street artists came together in Nelson Street in Bristol to create the street art in August 2011. Artists included New York based Tats Cru, LA street artist El Mac and Bristol born Inkie.

The street art at Nelson Street has recently come under critism from Conservative Group Leader, Councillor Peter Abraham who claims that it is ‘quite hideous’ – many Bristolians have been quick to argue this point with the Councillor, fiercely defending the city’s street art culture.