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South East England Press Releases

Ashford man takes on steep climb for epilepsy charity

29 July, 2010

An Ashford man, whose son has epilepsy, is aiming to conquer the UK’s highest mountain, to raise vital funds for UK charity, Epilepsy Action.

Colin Blaney, 43, will attempt the Epilepsy Action Ben Nevis Challenge over three days from 27 to 29 August. The climb will involve eight hours of walking, mostly up a very steep gradient and uneven terrain. At 1,343 metres (4,406 feet), Ben Nevis, located near Fort William in Scotland, is the UK’s highest mountain, attracting thousands of trekkers each year.

Winchester man tees-off golf marathon for epilepsy charity

12 July, 2010

A  Winchester man is planning to take on a five-round golfing marathon in aid of Epilepsy Action, the UK’s largest member-led epilepsy charity. 

Robert Wilson, 66, the South Winchester Golf Club Captain, will take on this challenge on Saturday 24 July at South Winchester Golf Club. Robert and three of his friends at the club will walk and try to play five rounds of golf on that day, and without using buggies.  They will start at 4.00am and finish at 8.00pm.

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