Blackpool Teaching Hospitals Lead Nurse for End of Life Care among Rosemere Cancer’s London Marathon team
The group will be pounding the pavements of London in the hope of bringing home in excess of £15,000 in sponsorship for the Rosemere Cancer Foundation.
Carbs were most definitely on the menu when members of Rosemere Cancer Foundation’s London Marathon team met up to wish each other luck in this Sunday’s race.
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The group, which includes female runners Jackie Brunton, who is Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust’s Lead Nurse End of Life and Bereavement Care, Pam Hardman, of Preston and Royal Preston Hospital theatre nurse Lorna Helm, of Ashton on Ribble, whose gran is currently being treated for lung cancer at Rosemere Cancer Centre.
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The male team includes Matt Bessent and Rob Mitchell, of Preston, Ray Cotgrave, of Blackburn and Neil Irving, of Barrow-in-Furness.
The group, who met in Preston city centre will be pounding the pavements of London in the hope of bringing home in excess of £15,000 in sponsorship for the charity.
You might be able to spot the team, who will be wearing Rosemere Cancer Foundation vests or t-shirts on the BBC’s marathon coverage.
Sue Swire, fundraising manager for Rosemere Cancer Foundation, said: “We wish everyone the very best of luck for Sunday.
“All the team has worked incredibly hard to get to this point. The fundraising and the level of training they’ve committed to over the past four months is a huge achievement deserving of recognition.”