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From The Courier An international band of brothers has smashed a £30,000 cancer charity fundraising target en route to conquering the West Highland Way. The 15 walking pals from across the globe have a combined age of 1,000 years. But blisters and old bones were no barrier to their determination to complete the 96-mile hike. […]

From The Scots Magazine West Highland Way charity walk to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK… At the end of May, a team of walkers will walk the 96 miles from Milngavie to Fort William in memory of their brother and close friend Stuart Fraser who passed away last September after being diagnosed with prostate

From The Courier Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling has given his backing to a Dundee fundraiser in memory of a man who died from prostate cancer. A group of 16 men, all over the age of 60, are travelling from across the globe to walk the West Highland Way between May 26 and 31 for

From The Scottish Daily Express The Soccer Saturday legend says he was ‘sorely tempted’ to join Stu’s Band of Brothers on the 96-mile hike through some of Scotland’s most famous landscapes Sky Sports anchorman Jeff Stelling has backed a group of pals planning to walk the West Highland Way to raise money for prostate cancer

From The Press and Journal A group of men in their 60s will be taking on the West Highland Way in memory of their friend and brother who died from cancer. Stuart Fraser died last September at the age of 67 after a battle with prostate cancer. Now his brother Garry alongside 14 friends –