Derbyshire man to walk to popular seaside resort to raise money for men's mental health group

By Bailey Greenfield
Published 14th May 2024, 12:28 BST
Updated 14th May 2024, 15:16 BST
Keen footballer Bradley said that football is a hobby that has really helped him get through his mental health struggles.Keen footballer Bradley said that football is a hobby that has really helped him get through his mental health struggles.
Keen footballer Bradley said that football is a hobby that has really helped him get through his mental health struggles.
A North Wingfield resident will be walking from his home to Skegness to raise money for an Alfreton-based men’s mental health group.

On June 27 Bradley Lowbridge will be walking an 80-mile journey to the popular British seaside hotspot to raise £1000 for 'Bottled Up Blokes'.

Founded in Pinxton, Bottled Up Blokes helps men open up about their mental health, addictions, and other life struggles on a safe, non-judgmental platform via a WhatsApp group, podcast, and weekly support groups in South Normanton’s church hall.

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