Here is the story of an absolutely extraordinary kiwi with a big heart. Aaron Ure is a beloved member of the Cambridge community. He is the founder of Wheels in Motion, an initiative that helps the disabled and the ageing recover their mobility and independence through exercise. With his help a wide range of people have found a great activity to stay fit and also socialise. Unconditional support, valuable encouragement and refreshing positive energy make Aaron a true hero in the Cambridge community.
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