Rugby icon Kevin Sinfield is now into the fourth day of his seven-day challenge as he raises money for in the fight against motor neurone disease

A former rugby player from Bromsgrove who is living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) has praised Kevin Sinfield for his work raising awareness and funds for charities associated with the disease. Ex Rugby League legend and England Union coach Sinfield ran 37 miles (60km) on Monday between Gloucester and Bristol.

Kevin Sinfield’s latest fundraising challenge soared past the £300,000 barrier as the public continued to back his bid to help those living with Motor Neurone Disease. Sinfield completed the second day of his quest to run seven ultra-marathons in as many days,

Sinfield has raised over £15million since starting out with his fundraising attempts following his teammate Rob Burrow’s MND diagnosis on 2019, and his death in June of this year

Staff and doctors at St Edmunds Hospital, part of Circle Health Group, have committed to backing ex-rugby star Sinfield in his 'Running Home for Christmas' challenge.

Kevin Sinfield has helped raise more than £16m in aid of motor neurone disease since former Leeds team-mate Rob Borrow was diagnosed in December 2019; Burrow lost his battle to MND in June aged 41

Kevin Sinfield thanks Belfast for ‘unbelievable welcome’ as challenge continues - The former rugby league star is bidding to run seven ultra marathons in seven days in seven different regions of the UK.

Kevin Sinfield's latest challenge to support those living with Motor Neurone Disease is heading towards the £500,000 mark after just two days on the road.

Rugby star Kevin Sinfield has started a fifth epic fundraiser in memory of his late teammate Rob Burrow, who died of motor neurone disease (MND) this year. The 44-year-old will be running more than 230 miles (370km) in seven days across the UK,