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A FITNESS boss has been spreading Christmas cheer this year by supporting a homeless charity. Sean Laidlaw, 32, founder of Beyond Limits in Thurrock, has been busy collecting goods to help those in need this Christmas. The former solider, who left the British Army bomb squad to set up his own business, conducted a large donation drive delivering 266kg of food and hygiene products to Friends of Essex and London Homeless. Sean said: “Since leaving the military I have struggled and been helped. I just want to pass it along, whether that be paying for a person in need’s shopping, or giving someone that extra little bit of change when they run short in a shop.