Peterborough train driver raises £1,400 for men's mental health charity with duathlon

When LNER train driver Darren Kelly had a week off work, he didn't put his feet up.

Far from it as Darren - an ambassador for CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) - felt he needed to do something to help the men's mental health charity instead.

He said: "At LNER we joined in with the 26 challenge that was happening throughout the country, due to the London Marathon being cancelled.

"I decided I would do a duathlon on my weeks leave. The duathlon consisted of a 2.6 mile run, 26 mile bike ride and then another 2.6 run. This I did for seven days on the trot, covering over 218 miles and in the process raised around £1,400."

The 48-year-old went as far as Stamford, in Lincolnshire and Ferry Meadows in Nene Park.

His colleague Anna Maggs also took part to help raise funds.

To donate to the LNER fundraising page, visit here