Popular Hastings restauranteur to take on London Marathon in aid of charity

The Head Chef of a Hastings Old Town Italian eatery is swapping his apron for running shoes to take on the London Marathon to raise funds for Mencap.
By Andy Hemsley
Published 16th Apr 2024, 11:34 BST
Updated 16th Apr 2024, 14:30 BST
Franco Esposito from La Delizia in Hastings Old Town will be running the London Marathon on April 21. Franco is running in aid of Mencap and his target is £2500: https://www.justgiving.com/page/franco-london-marathonFranco Esposito from La Delizia in Hastings Old Town will be running the London Marathon on April 21. Franco is running in aid of Mencap and his target is £2500: https://www.justgiving.com/page/franco-london-marathon
Franco Esposito from La Delizia in Hastings Old Town will be running the London Marathon on April 21. Franco is running in aid of Mencap and his target is £2500: https://www.justgiving.com/page/franco-london-marathon

Franco Esposito, who runs La Delizia, an Italian delicatessen and eatery at East Parade, on the seafront, is hard in training the gruelling 26 mile run, which takes place on Sunday April 21.

He said: “Donations are crucial to help individuals with learning disabilities lead fulfilling lives. Your contribution ensures vital services, support, and advocacy for those in need. Join us in empowering these individuals to live life to the fullest. Your contribution will make an impact whatever you can donate. Every little bit helps. Thank you for your support.”

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Franco is no stranger to running, having taken part in the Hastings Half marathon event a number of times where he raise money for local children’s charity Charity For Kids.

You can help Franco reach his £2,500 funding target by donating at his Just Giving page www.justgiving.com/page/franco-london-marathon.

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