Dundee Hotel staff’s 14 mile walk from Arbroath to Broughty Ferry to raise funds for RNLI By Reporter May 22 2019, 4:51pm May 22 2019, 4:51pm Share Hotel staff’s 14 mile walk from Arbroath to Broughty Ferry to raise funds for RNLI Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/dundee/897783/hotel-staffs-14-mile-walk-from-arbroath-and-broughty-ferry-to-raise-funds-for-rnli/ Copy Link The hotel staff who walked 14 miles to raise funds for the RNLI A group of hotel workers walked nearly 14 miles from Arbroath to Broughty Ferry to raise funds for the lifeboat service. The nine-strong team from Carnoustie Golf Hotel walked between the towns’ lifeboat stations in six hours. The RNLI is the hotel’s designated charity this year and the team also sold lifeboat items at a stall in the hotel to boost the fund. Lisa Moore, 40, reservation agent at the hotel, said: “It was a personal challenge for me and it was really good. “We are not sure how much we have raised yet as sponsorship is still coming in. “We are very proud of doing it and my legs were tired at the end.” Murray Brown, coxswain of Broughty Ferry lifeboat, said: “We are very proud of them for doing the challenge. “The lifeboat crews get the glory for going out to rescue people but we rely on people to fundraise for us and this group are heroes too.”
