Showing posts with label Craig David. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craig David. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 February 2011

CRAIG DAVID IS ALREADY IN KENYA




RnB heartthrob Craig David is already in the country for the five day charity trek in the hot sun that has nothing on his creamy yumminess. The trek will see the Slicker Than Your Average star join other UK celebrities in crossing Kaisut Desert in Northern Kenya.
Today, they tested their boots and rucksacks in a three-hour acclimatisation trek. See video...




The other stars include Singer Olly Murs, actress Kara Tointon, X Factor presenter Dermot O'Leary, Daily Mirror columnist Nadia Sawalha, comedian Ronni Ancona, Radio 1 DJ Scot Mills, Radio 4 presenter Peter White and TV presenter Lorraine Kelly.
The team will be highlighting the issue of sight and meeting people in need of urgent eye care along the way.


(AP) - ** COMMERCIAL IMAGE ** This is photograph is provided by the Comic Relief BT Red Nose Desert Trek, 2011. Olly Murs tries out his tent on the first night under canvas in the desert before the start of the BT Red Nose Desert Trek 2011.

Monday, 14 February 2011

CRAID DAVID TO TREK KENYAN DESERT FOR CHARITY


British RnB heartthrob Craig David will join a team of celebrities to trek across the Kaisut Desert in Northern Kenya in aid of Comic Relief, a UK-based charity that runs projects in the country and abroad.
The UK celebrities include Lorraine Kelly, Dermot O'Leary, Ronni Ancona, Olly Murs, Kara Tointon, Nadia Sawalha, Scott Mills and Peter White. They will start their journey over the tough terrain on February 18 and will cover 100km across the barren desert in five days.
They will be leading a caravan of camels, which will be carrying their camping gear and other equipment they need for the journey. The celebrities will meet Kenyans in need of urgent eye care throughout the trek.
A Comic Relief spokeswoman said the team will be highlighting the issue of sight problems and that the money raised will be used to prevent thousands of people in Africa from going blind or contracting eye conditions.
A documentary about the trek will be broadcast on BBC1 in the run-up to Red Nose Day on March 18.