Runner near Rugby is set to take on London Marathon for a cause close to her heart

By Kirstie Smith
Published 27th Sep 2022, 12:23 BST
Updated 27th Sep 2022, 12:23 BST
Stacy Ullah has spent 20 weeks training for the London MarathonStacy Ullah has spent 20 weeks training for the London Marathon
Stacy Ullah has spent 20 weeks training for the London Marathon
A runner near Rugby is taking on the London marathon for the first time to raise money to help children with cancer after her own nephew battled the disease.

Stacy Ullah, who lives in Wolston, has spent 20 weeks training for the event, which takes place on Sunday (October 2), to raise funds for national charity Children with Cancer UK, which raises money for specialist childhood cancer research.

The cause is close to the 40-year-old’s heart after her own nephew was diagnosed with brain tumours at the age of 10. Now 24, he has beaten the disease but has been left with life-long health conditions.

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