Running for Callum
Dear friends and supporters – I don’t usually publish emails sent to me but this is a worthy exception. A constituent of mine, Mitchell Bone, recently approached me with his story. It is very moving and should prompt any one of us to respond. I don’t need to add very much to Mitchell’s own words, which I have copied below. But in short, I am happy to endorse Mitchell’s marathon fundraiser, have made a personal donation myself and encourage you to consider what support you can give too. (more…)
My day started dark and cold in George Town for the dawn service. You could sense the quiet talk, footsteps and the hum of human purpose as locals walked toward the cenotaph from their various directions. A lovely, sombre service – just as it should be. I’m glad it was cold – it was a gentle reminder of the savage, bitter conditions I imagine our brave diggers enduring in the trenches. 