The Latest Breaking News from Kiltwalk

SCOTTISH sports legend Chris Hoy has urged people to take part in mass walking events in kilts to raise money for cancer charities.

The six-time Olympic champion was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer in 2023, and he was told last year it is terminal.

Iona Laird, 26, won £30,000 from the car retailer to go towards a new set of wheels.

Now Abby Redmond is up for a top award after creating her own protein bars to help satisfy her sweet tooth and keep her on track with her new found passion for health and fitness.

Dates-n-Mates Glasgow has been sparking new friendships and romances among adults with learning difficulties since 2008 and has helped build hundreds of new relationships.

Larkhall’s Andy Lockhart is thankful for all the help the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) gave his wife Linda after a stroke and how he is repaying the charity by taking on the Glasgow Kiltwalk at the end of this month.

The charity is asking for members of the public to sign up to the upcoming Glasgow kiltwalk and raise money so that renovations to their new premises can be completed as quickly as possible

One of the Scottish walkers' favourite events have opened registration for their 2023 events - and the entry prices have never been this low before, as the organisers aim to support people during financial struggles.

Sarah and Chris Cunningham have now completed five Kiltwalks in honour of what would have been their son, Cailean’s fifth birthday, after he was tragically stillborn.