This year, the team chose to take on a 20-mile trek from Stirling Castle to The Kelpies to raise funds for Clydebank Asbestos Group and Asbestos Action. Starting at 9am, the 12-strong team set off from sunny Stirling with spirits high. As they racked up the miles they were battered by high winds and heavy rain in typical Scottish fashion, but persevered making their way through Denny to Falkirk.

After a gruelling eight hours, the team successfully completed their challenge reaching the finish line at The Kelpies.

The team raised £4,110 which will be matched by the firm, meaning that in the 10-year history of its fundraising efforts it has raised more than £50,000 to support asbestos sufferers.

Euan Love, partner and head of the industrial disease team, said: “I’m really proud of the team for taking on yet another demanding walk and bringing our total raised over the last decade to a staggering £50,000.

“We see first-hand the difference these funds make to Clydebank Asbestos Group and Asbestos Action and the incredible work they do to provide practical support to people and families living with asbestos-related disease.

“We’re very grateful to everyone who donated and helped us mark Global Asbestos Awareness Week in a positive way.”