Bannatyne health club members run from Skegness to Blackpool for Amazing Graze's Big Red Bus

From one seaside resort – to an even better one.
Nicola Adam
By Nicola Adam
Published 12th Aug 2022, 16:38 BST
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Members of the Bannatyne Health Club in Blackpool - Steve Dawe, Vasek Stribrsky, Daryl Loy and Vicky Stribrsky – ran 166 miles as part of a three-day long relay from Skegness to Blackpool

The four raised £7,000 for The Big Red Emergency Night Bus supported by charity Amazing Graze.

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The bus is now the only mobile shelter in Lancashire, supporting people who suffer from homelessness as well as relationship breakdowns, domestic violence and hospital discharge.

Members of the Bannatyne Health Club in Blackpool, Steve Dawe, Vasek Stribrsky, Daryl Loy and Vicky Stribrsky have run 166 miles, raising £7,000 for The Big Red Emergency Night Bus.Members of the Bannatyne Health Club in Blackpool, Steve Dawe, Vasek Stribrsky, Daryl Loy and Vicky Stribrsky have run 166 miles, raising £7,000 for The Big Red Emergency Night Bus.
Members of the Bannatyne Health Club in Blackpool, Steve Dawe, Vasek Stribrsky, Daryl Loy and Vicky Stribrsky have run 166 miles, raising £7,000 for The Big Red Emergency Night Bus.

Adam Pratt, general manager at the Bannatyne Health Club & Spa Blackpool said: “It’s been wonderful seeing the hard work, Vash, Steve and Vicky have put in during the past few months.”

Amazing Graze continues to raise money for The Night Bus, and it will soon be renovated into ten sleeping pods with a bathroom, lounge, and cooking area, thanks to the money being raised.

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