Where do I start?

London Marathon 2026 will be one of the highlights of the final year of my Run The World Challenge.

For what will be my 3rd actual running of the London Marathon, I will be looking to finally bag that sub four hour marathon time.

Before that though, I will be taking on more epic challenges.

On Sunday 19th October 2025, with the support of my great friend Saul and lots of other amazing runners, I will be running from home in Newington to my childhood home of Ramsgate - over 70km!!!

This will be my longest ever run and one that will drain me both physically and mentally, but hopefully will give me some lifelong memories.

Fitting this in whilst running the distance of the world is going to be an epic challenge and running the day after will be a massive challenge in itself!

Ahead of London Marathon, I will be back at Brighton Marathon as well - where I ran my first ever marathon back in 2015. Time to create some new memories there and get the monkey off my back of being totally broken when I last ran there in 2019.

Of course KSS has a massive piece of my heart and living with PTSD due to being at a fatal road accident in November 2020, I appreciate the work they do every single day.

Helping keep our dear friend Martyn alive at parkrun in March 2023 by performing CPR and using our defib, it gives me great satisfaction in knowing I played a part in saving a life and again, with the support of the emergency services and the KSS Air Ambulance team we get to see his smiling face at parkrun every week.

This is why what I'm doing matters. Your support literally will save lives. Every penny goes to keeping the helicopters in the sky and who knows when we may all need them.

Thank you for visiting my JustGiving page in support of Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS).

KSS is an independent charity. It costs over £20.4M a year to sustain their world-leading, cutting edge, innovative service and amazingly 88% is donated and raised by the people of Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

Your donation means KSS can continue to provide the best care at the worst of times for their patients, and stay at the forefront of pre-hospital critical care.

For more info on the vital work of KSS, please visit aakss.org.uk.