Dad's gruelling charity challenge raises over £2000 for local kids in poverty

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Updated: 15:48, 06 January 2021
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A wind farm worker set himself a year-long physical fitness charity challenge that ended last week with a solid 20-hour workout session and £2130 raised for local children living in poverty.
Thirty-year-old Bryan McKiddie is a control room operator with SSE on the Beatrice offshore wind farm and works around his shifts as a fitness coach running classes and online training as BMckFitness and Coaching.
"I set myself [the challenge] of completing burpees every day for each day of the year," said Bryan.

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