Gary McKee is bidding to raise £1m for charity having run 26.2 miles every day this year.
A man who vowed to complete a marathon on every day of 2022 to raise £1m for charity has begun his final run.
The father-of-three often ran his 26.2-mile route before starting work at the Sellafield nuclear site.Mr McKee has gone through more than 20 pairs of trainers and will have run more than 9,500 miles by the time he finishes his final marathon at about 14:00. "It's not the distance, it's because it's the last one. It'll be a special day. Cancer affects everybody so it isn't just a West Cumbrian thing, it's a national thing.
Macmillan Cancer Support executive director of fundraising, Claire Rowney, added: "Gary's achievement and selflessness is off the scale.
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