A grieving mother who completed a 6,000-mile walk around the coast of Britain in memory of her daughter is planning another expedition - and will not stop until she has raised £1 million.

Natalia Spencer, 42, is yet to decide where she will walk, but wants to hit the fundraising target in memory of her daughter Elizabeth.

Natalia lost Elizabeth on December 10, 2015, following a relatively common virus, which triggered a rare autoimmune condition.

Just six weeks later, Natalia, set off from Durdle Door – the last beach she and Elizabeth visited together – for her walk around the whole British coastline.

She finished back at Durdle Door on February 7.

Her epic walk raised £130,000 for Bristol Children’s Hospital charity, The Grand Appeal, smashing her aim of raising £100,000 and other events has taken that total to nearly £200,000.

It touched people across the country and beyond and helped swell her fundraising target.

Ukraine-born Ms Spencer now lives in the Western Isles having moved from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

She announced her new adventure in a post on Facebook.

“They say that grief is love. Love with no place to go. But I can add that such love is like a fire - it can destroy you or it can be your fuel,” she wrote.

“I know because I am the owner of the ever burning flame that lives inside of my heart. And it is so difficult to keep it under the control. But I am trying. I am honestly trying my best.

“And I would like to let you know that once again l am determined to use my grief and my love to Elizabeth as a positive force.

“I am planning to start my next fundraising challenge on Mother’s Day, March 11.

“This is so important for me to start something special and positive on this particular date.

“ Because I am a mother without my daughter. And because l am a daughter without my mother...

“Since I still cannot do anything else apart of putting one foot in front of the other, so be it - I will keep walking.

“But this time I will keep walking until Elizabeth’s Footprint raise million pounds for the critically ill children.”

Ms Spencer said the trip would be in Britain and was asking supporters to suggest where she could walk.

To sponsor Ms Spencer’s walk, visit www.elizabethsfootprint.com