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In Pictures: Celebrities take on tower steps challenge in rush to help charity
Joe McFadden, Calum Best and Kimberly Wyatt were among those taking part in the Vertical Rush challenge, where fundraisers run up hundreds of steps at London’s Tower 42 to raise money for Shelter.And they’re off! Our first wave of #teamshelter runners take on #Tower42 at #VerticalRush. pic.twitter.com/4hQUHogHTe— Shelter (@Shelter) March 15, 2018Good morning London! What …
Celebrities warm up before taking part in the Vertical Rush by racing up the 932 steps to the top of Tower 42 in London, to raise money for Shelter (Jonathan Brady/PA)
Joe McFadden, Calum Best and Kimberly Wyatt were among those taking part in the Vertical Rush challenge, where fundraisers run up hundreds of steps at London’s Tower 42 to raise money for Shelter.
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