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Young cricket player on marathon challenge for Julia s House
Luka Bayes, who plays for the Under 9’s at Potterne Cricket Club, has been running at least one mile every day since his eighth birthday earlier this month. As well as running on his dad’s treadmill and near his home in Potterne, Luka has been doing laps around the village’s cricket club grounds. And he plans to complete his final marathon mile tomorrow (Saturday May 1) to a crowd at the grounds, before the club’s first team plays against Bridgewater Cricket Club. Dad, Jamie Bayes, said: “I’ve been volunteering at the club for a while now and we’re regularly fundraising and supporting Julia’s House up there, so Luka knows about the charity and actually visited the Devizes hospice soon after it opened. ....
A SIX-YEAR-OLD ‘hero’ has raised more than £14,500 by hiking 45 miles for the children’s hospices that care for his seriously ill baby brother. Harry Byrne captured the hearts of the Wiltshire community and beyond when he took on a ‘Hospice to Hospice’ hiking challenge last month to raise money for Julia’s House children’s hospice in Wiltshire and Naomi House & Jacksplace children’s hospices in Hampshire. The youngster, from Larkhill, covered the 45-mile distance between the two hospices that care for his little brother Reuben over just three days by walking loops in his local area. “Because of Covid-19 restrictions we had to do the challenge close to our home in Larkhill, which isn’t a bad thing because it’s a beautiful part of the world,” said his dad Sean, who joined Harry for the full walk. “We took in the local attractions of Woodhenge and Stonehenge on the way.” ....
A SIX-year-old hiking hero has raised more than £14,500 by completing 45 miles for the children’s hospices that care for his seriously ill baby brother. Harry Byrne captured the hearts of many when he took on a ‘Hospice to Hospice’ hiking challenge last month to raise money for Julia’s House children’s hospice in Wiltshire and Naomi House & Jacksplace children’s hospices in Hampshire. The youngster, from Larkhill, covered the 45 mile distance between the two hospices that care for his little brother Reuben over just three days by walking loops in his local area. “Because of Covid-19 restrictions we had to do the challenge close to our home in Larkhill, which isn’t a bad thing because it’s a beautiful part of the world,” says Dad Sean, who joined Harry for the full walk. “We took in the local attractions of Woodhenge and Stonehenge on the way.” ....