IF you saw a woman running around Bracknell in a rainbow costume over the weekend - here's why.
Dianne Utton from Ascot was meant to take part in the London Marathon on Sunday, April 26 however the annual event got cancelled due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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Instead, Dianne decided to run around Bracknell completing a 2.6 challenge, where people are asked to sponsor £2.60 to raise money for her chosen charity Whizz-Kidz.
Dianne said: "I should have been running my first marathon at London last Sunday for Whizz-Kidz so instead I ran around Harman's Water in this!It was great fun! I raised £362 taking me total so far to £1,126."
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She also completed 26 sit ups, 26 press ups and 26 star jumps all in the rainbow costume.
Children's charity Whizz-Kidz provides disabled children with essential wheelchairs and other mobility equipment they need to lead fun and active childhoods.
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Her fundraising page said: "I'm inspired by the work that Whizz-Kidz do in enabling disabled children and young people to lead fun, active and independent lives. Whizz-Kidz provides vital mobility equipment, opportunities to meet and have fun, and training to help gain skills for a brighter future."
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