Walkers boost hospital’s scanner appeal fund
PUBLISHED: 07:42 30 August 2018
Weston hospital charity walk to raise money for the Hospital Scanner Appeal, Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Hikers laced up their walking boots to boost Weston General Hospital’s biggest fundraising projects for many years.
The Uphill hospital is seeking to raise about £400,000 for a new scanner.
The appeal, which is being spearheaded by the hospital’s friends and Weston Area Health NHS Trust is progressing nicely.
Fundraisers are already more than three-quarters of the way towards the required total and a sponsored walk this month has helped to boost the coffers still further.
Keen volunteers, with varying levels of hiking experience, set off from Uphill Wharf Café-Bar.
They completed more than four miles, taking in Brean Down Way and reaching Diamond Farm before returning.
For more information on the appeal, visit www.waht.nhs.uk/en-GB/Fundraising/ScannerAppeal
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