Lee plans a tour of Knole House in Sevenoaks on his walking frame to raise funds for Children in Need

A big-hearted Sevenoaks resident, who was recently diagnosed with an advanced and inoperable brain tumour which has left him almost wheelchair bound, is aiming to overcome his health issues to raise money for Children in Need.

Lee Adamson

Lee Adamson, aged 61, plans to walk around Knole House on a walking frame as part of the BBC Countryfile TV series annual ramble challenge to raise funds for the children’s charity

Lee will be embarking on his walk on Tuesday 13 October and you can make a donation by going to his Crowdfunding page by CLICKING HERE

Lee originally set himself the modest target of raising £300 but donations have already gone over the £3,000 mark.

He said: “I’ve always loved walking and hiking and Countryfile has long been one of my favourite TV programmes. So, the opportunity to do some good by joining in the annual Countryfile ramble seems too good to miss. Please help if you can!”

Lee’s illness means he has been forced into early retirement from his work as Head of Communications for IMO, the UN’s shipping agency. He and his wife Hils have been involved in many aspects of the Sevenoaks Community since they moved to the area 27 years ago.

Hils and Lee in their Sevenoaks Rugby Club blazers before Lee’s health issues. They were both recently made honorary life members

They are both former players at Sevenoaks Rugby Club and later Lee served as chairman and Hils was the club’s first team manager.

The club recently recognised their service by making them both Honorary Life Members. You can read the full story on the Sevenoaks Rugby Club’s website by CLICKING HERE