He said: "Over the past few months I have been quietly building up training to check that my slightly worn body will say yes to running 26.2 miles. I have selected two charities to support – Child of Hope in Eastern Uganda provides free education, healthcare, welfare, food and clothing to the poorest and most vulnerable children and their families – my wife and I have supported this incredible charity for over a decade by directly sponsoring education for three children."
The world-famous London Marathon route has remained largely unchanged since the inaugural race in 1981 and encompasses many of the capital’s most mesmerising landmarks, old and new.
If you'd like to support Paul in his heroic fundraising attempt for us, you can donate via his JustGiving page here: http://www.justgiving.com/Paul-Nash31
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