An Islington man, whose wife has epilepsy, has completed the Asics British 10k London Run, raising almost £2,000 for Epilepsy Action. Callum Rodgers chose to raise vital funds for Epilepsy Action, the UK’s largest member-led epilepsy charity because his wife has epilepsy.
Callum, 42, joined thousands of others in the 10K challenge on Sunday 11 July through the heart of London, passing many of the city’s world famous and iconic sights.
An Islington man, whose wife has epilepsy, is taking part in the Asics British 10k London Run. Callum Rodgers will be raising vital funds for Epilepsy Action, the UK’s largest member-led epilepsy charity.
Callum, 42, will join thousands of others in attempting the 10k challenge on 11 July through the heart of London, passing many of the city’s world famous and iconic sights.
A Teddington couple, whose daughter has epilepsy, are preparing to lace up their running shoes to complete the Royal Parks Foundation Half Marathon. Louise Fein and Julian Pike will take part in aid of Epilepsy Action, the UK’s largest member-led epilepsy organisation.