Mums' skydive raises £70k for charity after they lost children to brain tumours

NationalWorld.com 2023-11-08

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A group of eight ‘angel mums’ who all bonded after meeting on a Facebook group, planned a skydive from 13,000 ft to raise money for charity.
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