With the help of former team-mate and close friend Kevin Sinfield, they raised more than £15m for MND charities as Rob battled the disease himself. Both men were awarded CBEs in the 2024 New Year Honours.
He also said people should take rubbish home and to refrain from lighting fires or barbecues, to protect people and wildlife.The National Trust has shared some alternatives for those looking for a day out over the coming weeks and months.
These include the National Trust properties inBeaches on the Sefton Coast include Ainsdale, Southport and Crosby beaches, the latter of which features the iconic Antony Gormley iron men sculptures.More details can be found on the
Beaches in Wirral include New Brighton, West Kirby, Leasowe Bay, Thursaston and Meols.More details can be found on the
People across the north-east of England and Cumbria have been joining in the national celebrations for VE Day.
The occasion commemorates Victory in Europe - the end of nearly six years of war on 8 May 1945 - when Nazi German forces surrendered unconditionally to the Allies in World War Two.She will take part in the event on Sunday, also raising money for the same causes.
"It's going to be a challenge physically and emotionally because it's the first one since Rob's passing," the 42-year-old said."It's such a special occasion and it makes me proud to be associated with Leeds.
"I know how proud Rob was to have the marathon in his name and to continue his legacy is so special to the family."Rob's MND diagnosis came two years after he retired from a17-year career at Leeds Rhinos, during which he made almost 500 appearances and won 13 trophies.