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2-3 Oct 2026Hadrian’s Wall Path

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2-3 Oct 2026Hadrian’s Wall Path

137 KM.
2 DAYS.
ONE PURPOSE.

This October, Dec & Jasmin will run the full length of Hadrian’s Wall in just two days to raise vital funds for the medical services of Ukraine’s 67th Brigade.

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StartBowness-on-Solway
FinishWallsend

/// The challenge

across 137KM

of history

From the Irish Sea to the North Sea.

Hadrian’s Wall stretches across the north of England, following one of Britain’s most remarkable historic routes.
Dec and Jasmin will run the entire Hadrian’s Wall Path from Bowness-on-Solway to Wallsend — crossing the country from west to east.

  • 2days
  • 137km
  • 1historic route
Hadrian's Wall crossing the hills of northern England

ROUTEWEST TO EAST

Elevation & Route Profile

  • Bowness-on-Solway - Wallsend
  • 137 km
  • 2-3 October 2026
Highest pointWinshields Crags, 345 m
StartBowness-on-Solway
FinishWallsend
Military medics operating under low light

/// The purpose

Every mile is being run to support those saving lives on the frontline.

This run is bigger than the finish line

We’re raising funds for the medical services of Ukraine’s 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade.

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  • THE NEED

    The brigade has been involved in some of the hardest fighting on the frontline...

  • THE PEOPLE

    Its medics are working under immense pressure...

  • THE PURPOSE

    This fundraiser turns a personal challenge into practical support...

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Runner's legs mid-stride

/// Day

01

Once brewed overnight top.

Just two people, supported by a dedicated team, taking on one historic route with one purpose to help save lives.

Surgical team under an operating lamp

The money raised through this campaign will go directly to the medical services of the 67th Brigade

Runner at speed with motion trails

/// Day

02

68 km, the last breath

/// Why the 67th brigade?

Direct support

Where it matters most

67th Separate Mechanized Brigade emblem

We chose to support the
67th Brigade following recommendations from people with direct knowledge of the situation within the brigade.

Following a recent strike that resulted in casualties among brigade personnel, the need for additional medical equipment and support has become even more urgent.

Military surgeon under operating lights

/// What your support enables

Small contributions

Real support

  1. Medical equipment

    Support for essential equipment needed by frontline medical teams.

    Portable ultrasound scanner in use

  2. Field medical support

    Resources that help medics respond quickly in difficult conditions.

    Your donation helps provide practical support to frontline medical teams.

  3. Frontline care

    Helping those responsible for treating wounded personnel and saving lives.

    Surgeon standing under operating lights

/// The runners

Two runners one reason To keep going

Jasmin in a running vest on a desert trail

Jasmin

We’re running 137 km because every mile gives us another opportunity to make a difference.

Jasmin is Maltese, based in the UK, and works as a solicitor and partner at Proelium Law LLP, specialising in private security, defence and cyber law.

Her work has included written evidence to the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee on the Wagner Group

It taken her into the sharper edges of the security world, including a deployment to Ukraine, giving her a direct view of what the war actually costs the people caught up in it.

She took up ultra-distance running last year and completed her first ultramarathon - 106km across the Sahara — raising money for UK veterans. This time, she's stepping up again, running for Ukraine instead.

Deaglan in sports sunglasses against a blue sky

Deaglan

I’m taking on Hadrian’s Wall because some challenges are worth taking on for something bigger than yourself.

Deaglan is originally from Teesside in the UK. Before Ukraine, he served in the British military, including a tour in Afghanistan, and it was that experience that first shaped his sense of what conflict costs the people living through it.

For the last three years, Deaglan has been living and working in Ukraine as a project manager, supporting programmes on the ground.

Ukraine has become a cause close to his heart — not an abstract one, but a place he calls home for now, among people he's come to know and care about.

He completed the Kyiv Marathon last year, and is now taking that further — swapping the marathon for an ultra, and running to raise money for those who need it most.