'I lost my partner and kids through drink and drugs now I'm climbing the Wrekin to raise money for the charity that helped turn my life around'
A group of charity workers and some of the people they have helped recover from addiction, are set to take on the Wrekin over a 24 hour period.
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The Big Wrekin Walk is being organised by TACT (Telford After Care Team).
The group, which helps people recover from addiction problems, was founded in 2012 by Robert Eyers who himself endured 20 years of addiction.
One of the people helped by the group, a 43-year-old who has spent 15 months recovering from a 20-year addiction to alcohol and cocaine, is joining them on the 24-hour endurance climb.
