Walk for Rett

12/10/2019

Paul at the top of Kinder Scout!

12/10/2019

Well done Paul, Neil, Chrissie and Mark! They completed the walk in 5hrs. Weather was wonderful and the views were superb!!
Mountaineering fun was had in knee deep mud and fast running streams. You can still donate to this important cause:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/wa5dt-rett-uk?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fb_co_campmgmt_m

12/10/2019

Today is the day! Good luck Paul and all who are walking with him. Xx

30/09/2019

I have just been informed that we have managed to raise £1045 for Paul’s walk so far! Whilst this is beyond amazing, let’s get him up to £1500!!

Samantha Lacy Rett uk! On the 7th april 2016 i gave birth to the most beautiful girl in the world!.. Mollie..as we watched her grow we realised that she wasnt

30/09/2019

Can’t believe we nearly have 100 likes! Let’s get sponsoring him!
Paul charged up Masson hill in the pouring rain on Saturday as a practice! We have now bought him a new waterproof coat as his old one didn’t quite cut it (think drowned rat and you would be close 😂)
He needs some more sponsors please 😚🙏🤞

Samantha Lacy Rett uk! On the 7th april 2016 i gave birth to the most beautiful girl in the world!.. Mollie..as we watched her grow we realised that she wasnt

10/09/2019

Paul has raised £205 in cash so far!! Let’s push that up and get donating 😊😊

Samantha Lacy Rett uk! On the 7th april 2016 i gave birth to the most beautiful girl in the world!.. Mollie..as we watched her grow we realised that she wasnt

04/09/2019

Paul Webster is doing a walk up and around Kinder Scout to help raise money and awareness for the rare genetic disorder Rett Syndrome. The walk will take place on 12 October 2019. If anyone would like to sponsor him you can do it via the go funding link on this page (please reference Walk for Retts) or send us a message if you prefer to give cash. If you want to join in on his adventure, please let us know.

04/09/2019

The route

04/09/2019

Beautiful Mollie

04/09/2019

Rett Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects brain development, resulting in severe mental and physical disability.

It is estimated to affect 1 in 12,000 females and is only very rarely seen in males.

There is more information on the NHS website here: www.nhs.uk/conditions/Rett-syndrome

Paul Webster has decided to do a walk to help raise awareness and money. Paul’s colleague and friend Tracey Whitehead’s granddaughter Mollie has recently been diagnosed with Rett Syndrome and Paul wants to try and help.

He plans to reach the summit Kinder Scout, which is the highest point in the Peak District.

A bit of Kinder Scout History

On 24 April 1932, hundreds of ramblers from Manchester and Sheffield set off for the highest point in the Peaks. They were intending to highlight the gross unfairness of their severely limited rights to access an outstandingly beautiful area of country which was rarely farmed by its wealthy, aristocratic owner but instead kept only for occasional grouse shooting. The walk would go down in history as the Kinder Scout Mass Trespass of 1932 (named after the moorland plateau), and would later be seen as a seminal moment in the struggle for public access to private land.

Paul plans to do his walk on 12 October 2019. We are hoping that you all will want to sponsor him, which can be done from the link below, or, if you prefer to give cash, just drop us a message. If you decide to sponsor him through the website, please reference Walk for Retts.

If anyone wants to join him on his adventure, please let us know.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/wa5dt-rett-uk?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fb_co_campmgmt_m

Read about Rett syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects brain development and causes severe physical and mental disability from early childhood.