Lanark man Leith plans Curryoake night for charity

A WELL-KENT Lanark man who nearly lost his life to heart disease and has since become a champion of efforts to fight the condition is to, once again, ‘curry favour’ with potental supporters.
By Ron Harris
Published 12th Feb 2015, 11:20 BST
Summer challenge...Leith Mulvaney on a half marathon round Lanark Loch. His winter fundraiser is something warmer! ( Picture by Helen Barrington)Summer challenge...Leith Mulvaney on a half marathon round Lanark Loch. His winter fundraiser is something warmer! ( Picture by Helen Barrington)
Summer challenge...Leith Mulvaney on a half marathon round Lanark Loch. His winter fundraiser is something warmer! ( Picture by Helen Barrington)

Former local government officer and now taxi driver Leith Mulvaney has been raising money for the British Heart Foundation since his life-saving by-pass operation in 2008.

He has since raised over £6000 through two very different annual events, SO different some might see them as totally contradictory, one involving lots of exercise - and the other lots of eating!

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The first held each year is a sponsored walk around Lanark Loch, and this annual event for the Heart Foundation was soon joined by another Foundation fundraiser which fast also became a new Lanark tradition - Leith’s Curryoake Night.

This year’s Curryoake Night takes place on February 27 at the Wee Man’s Castle Bar, where tickets can now be bought for £4 per head. Tickets are also available by phoning Leith on 0777-862-8382.

For more details, pick up a copy of this week’s Carluke and Lanark Gazette.

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