Walkers from a Burnley company put their best feet forward in a charity pub walk.
Organised by Coveris UK the walk is held annually with a different cause supported each year. And for this year the benefactors is the Tuberous Sclerosis Association (TSA).
This is particularly special to company employee Aaron Holt as his little boy Jonah suffers from the rare genetic condition that causes (benign) growths to develop in different parts of the body, particularly the brain, kidneys, heart, lungs and skin.
Coveris holds a number of fundraising activities throughout the year including raffles, cake sales and social events.
The walk followed the same route as the Pendle pub walk, which was just short of 6 miles, starting at the Barley Mow and finishing at the Lamb Club, with nine pubs to visit along the way.
Aaron is a dedicated fund raiser for the charity, taking on a series of challenges including one of the biggest tests of all, the famous JOGLE challenge, cycling from John O’Groats to Land’s End, a journey of over 1,000 miles.
