Colchester man left unable to walk after brain abscess to take on London Marathon

Marathon man to take on London I Australian Rural & Regional News

Austinn Lane, Yorke Peninsula Country Times For most, 42 kilometres is a distance best covered by car but, for Tom Nelligan, it’s a way of life. The 38-year-old Moonta runner is gearing up for his 11th marathon, set to take on the London Marathon at the end of April. Striding to achieve. Tom Nelligan shows off his 14 medals from previous half and full marathons.Photo: Yorke Peninsula Country Times. With years of long-distance running behind him,…

Craig is running the London Marathon in memory of his dad, Ken - St Ann's Hospice

After taking part in two Manchester Marathons, Craig Weatherill from Manchester is seeking a new challenge by running in the world’s largest, single day fundraising event, the London Marathon.  Craig will be raising funds for St Ann’s Hospice who cared for his dad, Ken.  “I love running,” Craig said. “I’m one of the sad people who enjoys it.  “I’ve never ran the London Marathon before, but St Ann’s have given me the opportunity to do it and so I…

Colchester man left unable to walk after brain abscess to take on London Marathon

A Colchester man who was once unable to walk or talk due to a brain abscess has set himself the challenge of running the London Marathon.