Supporters of Aylesbury United walked to their away game at Leighton Buzzard to raise money for Youth Concern, Aylesbury, and raise awareness of the club's ongoing Bring the Ducks Home campaign.
The 25 kilometer walk has already raised £1,816 for Youth Concern, which will help the charity support young people across Aylesbury Vale, through their Drop-in Centre, counselling service and homelessness prevention projects.
Aylesbury United Director Andy Martin said "it was an enjoyable walk but I'm sure the majority were quite sore afterwards, as I was! 17 people took part which was great including an 11 year old and a 16 year old from our pan-disability team. The later played football the day after (to be young again 😂)."
Here's the youngest walker, 11 year old Oscar;
Oscar's grandmother and parents are volunteer Nightstop hosts, offering homeless young people a room in their own houses when needed.
Youth Concern's CEO is Hannah Asquith;
New mayor of Aylesbury inaugurated at ceremony
Police Release E-Fit Following Alleged Exposure Incident in Aylesbury
Council responds to Buckingham business parking concerns
PM responds to concerns raised by Aylesbury MP over AI chatbot safety
Ducks appoint long-serving fan as new chairman
Two men sentenced for drug supply and driving offences in Aylesbury
Three shops fail knife test purchase operation in Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire MPs Unite in Frustration as HS2 Delayed Until at Least 2039
