Forty walkers, led by Buckinghamshire Freemasons, completed a fifty mile walk in torrential rain and strong winds last weekend to fundraise for Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity.
The walk covered North Buckinghamshire, starting in Newport Pagnell on Friday morning and passing through Winslow and Hardwick before finishing at the Bletchley Masonic Centre on Saturday afternoon.
The money raised by the walk will help fund the purchase of a ‘Cuddle Bed’ for the Hospice - a hospital-style double bed which will allow partners and children to sleep in the same bed next to their loved ones in their final days and hours.
The walkers have already raised £20,000 for the charity.

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