I'm going to be taking on the world's most famous 26.2 miles on Sunday 27 April for The Brain Tumour Charity.

By running for The Brain Tumour Charity, I'm playing a huge part in The Charity's movement to help people with brain tumours live longer and better lives.

This charity is personnel to me as I recently lost my beautiful son Harley on Mothers Day 2024 to an undetected Glioma & haemorrhage. He was only 26 years old. Harley was well, physically fit, with the whole world at his feet to live his life to the full. Such a full of life character who was kind, warm hearted, funny, popular & intelligent.

We as a family are broken with his passing & sadly I lost my mother too at the age of 37 years old to brain tumour. I would hope to raise as much funds for this charity in memory of Harley. The marathon is one way as a family to raise funds. We’re having a memorial football tournament, pub quizzes, auctions, etc the list goes on. Please do support us in our quest to fundraise for The Brain tumour Charity!!

It’s my absolute HONOUR to run the London Marathon in HARLEY’S memory 🕊🤍