(pictured above: Louise and Tilly getting ready to set off on their trek) The Cure Parkinson’s Trust (CPT) supporter Louise Barnes along with her favourite walking companion, rescued dog Tilly, completed the first part of their South West coastal path trek covering 407 miles from Minehead in Somerset to Plymouth in Devon. Louise took on this inspiring fundraising challenge for ... read more
Source: Published on 2018-10-26
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