A 15,000ft fundraising skydive by a Newtown Police Community Support Officer has so far raised £3,500 for Cancer Research UK.
Graham Jennings, aged 60, took to the sky on Friday, September 15 in Devon after it was rescheduled from Wednesday.
Mr Jennings said: “It was totally unbelievable. My instructor Pete was superb, and we were second out of the aircraft.
“There are actually 20 of you in there, so it's a bit claustrophobic: you get a full minute free fall from 15,000 ft, then the parachute opens at about 3,000 ft.
“Happy to report this is the maddest most fabulous, best thing I have ever done.”
Mr Jennings decided to do the fundraiser after witnessing many of his loved ones affected by the disease.
Sending his thanks to his supporters, Mr Jennings added: “A massive thanks to colleagues, and the fantastic wonderful community of Newtown.
“The Just Giving page will stay open for a couple of weeks, and I still have a Cancer Research box in the police station.”
The JustGiving page can be found at: www.justgiving.com/ fundraising/graham-jennings
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