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Cannock Rotarian Tony lives in Cannock, Staffordshire and works at Clock Towers Shopping Centre, Rugby, Warwickshire and his daily commute to work is 50.3 miles each way along the M6 Toll and M6.Tony’s challenge on the Monday the 14th May was to Walk to Work which took 2 days to arrive in Rugby on Tuesday 15th May and on Wednesday morning Tony was at work as normal in the Shopping Centre, his return to home started on Thursday 17th May retuning home on the Sunday morning after covering 153 miles!
Tony raised more than £600 for Dystonia and Kellys Wheelchair Fund.
live in Cannock, Staffordshire and Work at Clock Towers Shopping Centre,Rugby, Warwickshire and my daily commute to work is 50.3 miles each way alongthe M6 Toll and M6,
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