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Salisbury boy running 2km a day in baby brother’s memory

A boy is running 2km every day in the lead up to Christmas in memory of his baby brother.

Harry, 10, from Salisbury, hopes to raise at least £1,000 to purchase gifts for poorly children, like his brother Reuben, who died from a rare genetic condition called PIGB on 20 December 2021.

The condition includes complications like developmental disorders, seizures and nerve damage.

“I think Reuben would be proud of me and I think if he was here, he would try to do the running with me,” said Harry.


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