Posted on 11 August 22

Glasgow’s Kiltwalk 2022

April saw the return of the fully functioning post-Covid Kiltwalk in Glasgow. Some of our staff took part in the . . .

April saw the return of the fully functioning post-Covid Kiltwalk in Glasgow. Some of our staff took part in the full 22.7 mile Mighty Stride from Glasgow Green to Balloch and raised an amazing £1,410, including the 50% top up from The Hunter Foundation. Thank you to them and may the blisters heal fast!

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