A man diagnosed with cerebral palsy has defied the odds and is completing a 1,900 mile run around England and Wales in aid of tackling modern slavery.
Tom Crossland has grown up with cerebral palsy and it has had a huge impact on his life. He still struggles with fine motor control.
But this has not stopped him running 1,900 miles around the English and Welsh coast.
Mr Crossland arrived in Great Yarmouth on Friday, June 11, just one of the stops on his huge tour.
He is taking part in Run for Refuge to raise awareness of the needs of the most vulnerable people in society, including refugees and survivors of exploitation and modern slavery.
In total, Mr Crossland's run will take three months to complete.
He said: "By making the journey around the coast on foot I will experience some of the challenges that refugees experience and highlight how the right of asylum is fundamental to a compassionate society."
Donate to his cause here.
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