Supporters of kidney research turned the banks of the Clyde purple during their charity bridges walk
HUNDREDS of people enjoyed the sunshine yesterday as they took part in the Glasgow Bridges Walk, to raise cash to help find a cure for kidney disease.
Kidney patients, families and supporters, including Miss Glasgow Sammy Bryceland, all donned Kidney Research UK's signature purple for the seven-mile walk across the city's most famous bridges.
The charity is hoping to raise around £40,000 for research into kidney disease
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