Non-League Paper

RYLANDS SKIPPER’S EPIC 870-MILE FUNDRAISER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 January 2021

WARRINGTON Rylands 1906’s skipper Garry Kenny is making the most of his time in lockdown – by running the 874-mile distance between Land’s End and John O’Groats for charity.
Kenny and his running partner David Bowden have set themselves the target of completing the length of the British Isles inside five months.
The epic journey will be completed with a 10km run every day for 137 days in a row.
The money they raise through sponsorship will be divided between mental health charity MIND and Ronald McDonald House Charities UK which provides free ‘home away from ho...

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