The team are raising funds for the Alzheimer's Society.
Some of the team at Allan Stobarts have volunteered to complete a 13 mile walk in the Lake District for the Alzheimer's Society charity.
Lead by Routing Assistant, Willie Johnston, who has personal experience with the disease, he will be joined by GM Steve, fellow drivers Colin, Lamby, Bouchie and Sales & Marketing coordinator Layla.
Willie says: "My Dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer's over 5 years ago and is now in a dedicated residential care unit. He is comfortable and well looked after but this disease is very cruel and distressing for both patient and family. I’m hoping we can raise as much money as possible for this incredible cause".
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