63.1 miles and still smiling!

12 April 2024

Congratulations to James Atkinson on running his first ultra marathon – the Manchester to Liverpool Ultra Marathon (50 miles) – followed by the London Landmarks Half Marathon (13.1 miles).

63.1 miles and still smiling!

12 April 2024

Congratulations to James Atkinson on running his first ultra marathon – the Manchester to Liverpool Ultra Marathon (50 miles) – followed by the London Landmarks Half Marathon (13.1 miles).

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In February, we shared the news that Cerebra supporter, James Atkinson, had set himself the almighty challenge of running his first ultra marathon – the Manchester to Liverpool Ultra Marathon (50 miles) – followed by the London Landmarks Half Marathon (13.1 miles). All in the space of just nine days!

James decided to challenge himself as part of his 40th birthday celebrations and to give back to Cerebra, who were one of the charities that provided support to James and his wife May, following their daughter Isabella suffering a brain injury in 2022.

To date, James has raised a phenomenal £2,645 through his Just Giving page, smashing his £500 target.

Below are a few updates and photos from James and whilst exhausting, James shared that is has been an incredibly rewarding experience to know what a difference he’ll make for families we support.

We warmly welcome anyone reading this to take on a challenge for Cerebra. From skydiving and bungee jumping to teddy bears’ picnics and car boot sales, all events raise vital funds that go towards helping children with brain conditions and their families. Discover more.

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