Anthony Walker was the first to raise the flag for Mini Athletics in Scotland. Turning his hand to many careers Anthony has now settled in a career as Mini Athletics business owner. He talks to hosts Clare Bowyer & Hannah Danby about his journey.

From being enthusiastic about dressing in costumes matching the themes Mini Athletics rolls out to being a champion fundraiser Anthony really does embody the ethos of Mini Athletics.

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In this episode, Clare & Hannah welcome Hannah and Ian, the newest franchisees of Mini Athletics, who share their journey from their respective backgrounds to becoming business partners in the children's sports franchise. They discuss their initial experiences, the challenges they faced during their launch, and the training they underwent to prepare for their roles.

The couple reflects on the joys and highlights of running their franchise, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and the fun they have while working together. They also offer advice for those considering joining the Mini Athletics franchise, highlighting the need for energy, creativity, and resilience in the business.

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In this episode of Mini Athletics and Me, Clare Bowyer and Hannah Danby are joined by Vicki Brunt from the Children and Young People's Cancer Association (CCLG) to discuss the impactful collaboration between Mini Athletics and CCLG. They explore the significance of charity week, the importance of community-led events, and how funds raised support vital research and resources for families affected by childhood cancer.

Takeaways

• Mini Athletics has raised over £30,000 for CCLG.
• CCLG acts as a hub for childhood cancer support.
• Over 4,000 children in the UK are diagnosed with cancer annually.
• Survival rates have improved from 20% to over 80%.
• Two-thirds of survivors face long-term side effects.
• CCLG provides trusted, medically-backed information.
• Community events are crucial for CCLG's funding.
• CCLG receives no government funding.
• Funds support research and publication of resources.
• Awareness and fundraising are key to CCLG's mission.

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