Scots taxi driver to run entire West Highland Way in 24 hours for hospice charity
cancer, is taking on an epic challenge to raise money for their loved ones' end of life care.Stephen Logan aims to run the West Highland Way in one 24 hour stint for Marie Curie Hospice in Glasgow.The 48-year-old will set off at midnight on June 20 with hopes to complete the gruelling 96-mile route by midnight on June 21.Stephen has often provided a listening ear to patients' relatives, as he's ferried them to and from the New Stobhill Hospital in his cab over the years. Touched by their tales and aware of the charity's inability to raise vital funds during the coronavirus pandemic, the dad-of-three wanted to take matters into his own hands.