During the pandemic, Luke applied to run in the London Marathon through his chosen charity, the Scoliosis Campaign Association UK who awarded him a charity entry place.

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      Over a period of two years during Covid, Luke campaigned to raise over £3000 for the charity which seeks to spread awareness for Scoliosis so as to give aid, support and understanding to sufferers and their families. 

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Luke himself had major spinal fusion surgery in 2009 when he was 14 years old to treat his own Scoloiosis.