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Donation for Ben’s charity

Forces Fit have presented �780 to injured soldier Ben Parkinson for the Pilgrims Trust. Our picture shows Ben receiving the cheque from, back row, from left, Danny Merchant, Andrea Williams, Doncaster's deputy Civic Mayor Councillor Eddie Dobbs, Amanda Beech, Louise Edwards and Aiden Wanless; front, Sheila Hutchinson and Nicola Worrow.

Forces Fit have presented �780 to injured soldier Ben Parkinson for the Pilgrims Trust. Our picture shows Ben receiving the cheque from, back row, from left, Danny Merchant, Andrea Williams, Doncaster's deputy Civic Mayor Councillor Eddie Dobbs, Amanda Beech, Louise Edwards and Aiden Wanless; front, Sheila Hutchinson and Nicola Worrow.

A GROUP which runs forces- style exercise sessions in Doncaster has handed wounded war hero Ben Parkinson’s charity a boost.

Forces Fit Doncaster held a series of events to raise cash for Pilgrim Bandits, a charity which raises money for causes which benefit former and current service personnel, set up by Ben, from Bessacarr, and fellow troops.

Forces Fit staff and customers raised £780, which they presented to Ben at the Cheswold pub, Lakeside.

Ben lost both legs and suffered other injuries serving in Afghanistan, and has been described as the most seriously wounded British soldier to survive his injuries.

 

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