Rye boy with spina bifida raises money for Hastings' homeless with 100 laps of school corridors
Rye boy with spina bifida raises money for Hastings’ homeless with 100 laps of school corridors A boy with spina bifida has raised money for a homeless charity in Hastings by walking 100 laps of the corridors at his primary school. Wednesday, 19th May 2021, 10:51 am Ten-year-old Haiden Debley-Turner, a pupil at Rye Community Primary, underwent his first operation when he was just nine hours old. Despite having much to contend with due to his birth defect, Haiden was determined to give to those less fortunate than himself. Inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore, he decided to walk 100 laps of the...
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