Linda McCartney Centre provides cure for post-Christmas Blues!

The huge anti-climax after the year’s longest and most-anticipated party season usually leaves everyone feeling low and drained of energy - not to mention stony broke!

But rather than succumb to the inevitable post-Christmas blues, there is a great alternative which doesn’t cost the earth and which may well leave you feeling much brighter and ready to face the New Year with a smile on your face.

Santa’s Revenge is a walk over the famous Pen-Y-Fan in Brecon Beacons and is being organised on Saturday 23rd January by the Linda McCartney Centre.  Its aim is to allow people to blow the Christmas cobwebs off, whilst raising money for the specialist cancer treatment centre in Liverpool.

Pen-y-fan is well known as the training grounds for the UK Special Forces and was first used by the SAS. The Liverpool based charity has tracked down former members of the famous Special Forces Regiment to lead the walk and give an insight into what it takes to complete the world renowned Selection course.

Angela McShane, Fundraising Assistant, said “We are always looking for new and exciting events and we’re delighted to be offering people an opportunity to walk around the Brecon Beacons with former members of the SAS.  This charity walk allows people to walk at their own pace and for as far as they can, whilst raising money for the work conducted by our special staff, some of those that have already booked are looking forward the party at the end.”

The charity is asking each person that registers for raise a minimum of £100.

The charity expects a lot of interest in this event and recommend you secure your place early.

For further information or register please call 0151-706-3153 or email angela.mcshane@rlbuht.nhs.uk