Airport team fly through kiltwalk for MND charity

Staff at Glasgow Airport have generated more than £2,100 for MND Scotland after participating in the Glasgow Kiltwalk - with more fundraisers on the way.

- TAYLOR MURRAY

Led by airport chaplain Iain Hudson, the big-hearted squad at the Paisley transport hub took on the 14-mile 'Big Stroll' last month.

They looked to raise much-needed funds for motor neuron disease support and research with a running total so far of £2,133.

Iain, originally from Stockton-on-Tees in the north-east of England, trained as a Salvation Army officer and led four Salvation Army church and community programmes in Perth, Edinburgh, Reading, Berkshire and Bromley, south-east London, before taking the appointment as Glasgow Airport chaplain in July 2024.

And the 57-year-old is not only playing a crucial role in assisting people at the airport but has also helped establish a strong partnership with MND Scotland - with the organisation being selected as its charity of the year.