Big hearted staff from a Doncaster area fire station have completed a gruelling climb of one of Britain’s highest mountains to raise cash for charity.

Staff from Rossington Fire Station scaled Mount Snowdon in Wales to raise money for HOPE, a charity that works to supporting people and families facing extremely difficult circumstances.

The group climbed the 3,560ft peak – also known as Yr Wyddfa –on April 18 and a spokesperson for the group said: “We see first-hand how important support like this can be, and we wanted to challenge ourselves to give something back and help make a difference.”

After finishing, a spokesperson said: “We are so proud of every person who took part. What a truly amazing experience.

Staff from Rossington Fire Station completed a charity climb of Snowdon.

placeholder image — Staff from Rossington Fire Station completed a charity climb of Snowdon.

“There’s still time to donate it you haven’t already, we appreciate every penny.

Supporting people across South Yorkshire since 2006, the charity works with people who have been bereaved by a traumatic event such as a road traffic collision, fire, or drowning

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