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Traitors star returns to castle to kick off charity walk

He said that Ardross Castle was the “perfect” starting point for the walk, as it was “a place that changed my life”.

Andrew, who reached the final in the second season of the popular BBC programme, sustained a serious brain injury in a car accident when he was 21.

It forced him to give up a promising rugby career but he made a full recovery, and his personal experience made him want to fundraise for Headway.

He said: “Headway does incredible work to support survivors of brain injuries and their families as it can have a huge impact on all of their lives too, as my family and I found out following my accident.

“I’m also undertaking this challenge for everyone out there who has been told they can’t do something, who think they can’t achieve anything, and who have lost their self-belief.

“I want to show them that even though life can feel impossibly hard at times, there’s always a way forward – literally one step after the next can take you a long way.”


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