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  • 3 days ago | bbc.com | Jess Grieveson-Smith

    Runner recovering from bad knee smashes 10k recordJess Grieveson-SmithJack CummingsJack Cummings completed Epilepsy Action's Bradford 10k in 30:47A runner recovering from a bad knee set a new course record in a West Yorkshire 10k race. Bingley's Jack Cummings knocked 15 seconds off the best time for the Epilepsy Action Bradford 10k race on Sunday. The 27-year-old's time of 30:47 broke the 6.2-mile course record of 31:02 set in 2013 by Tesfaye Debele.

  • 3 days ago | aol.com | Jess Grieveson-Smith

    A runner recovering from a bad knee set a new course record in a West Yorkshire 10k race. Bingley's Jack Cummings knocked 15 seconds off the best time for the Epilepsy Action Bradford 10k race on Sunday. The 27-year-old's time of 30:47 broke the 6.2-mile course record of 31:02 set in 2013 by Tesfaye Debele. Mr Cummings, who also won May's Rob Burrow Leeds half-marathon in 1:08:36, said the moment of victory in his latest win was "unreal".

  • 1 week ago | bbc.com | Jess Grieveson-Smith

    Litter warning after 50-year-old crisp packet findJess Grieveson-SmithNeil CollettNeil Collett says one crisp bag advertised a promotion that ended in March 1975A man who found crisp packets thought to be more than 50 years old buried in a hedge has urged people to remember that litter can take a lifetime to break down. Neil Collett, 53, found the crisp bags near Redscope Primary School in Rotherham when he was picking up litter on 24 May.

  • 1 week ago | aol.com | Jess Grieveson-Smith

    A man who found crisp packets thought to be more than 50 years old buried in a hedge has urged people to remember that litter can take a lifetime to break down. Neil Collett, 53, found the crisp bags near Redscope Primary School in Rotherham when he was picking up litter on 24 May. He said he was shocked to find the packet of Smiths crisps advertised a promotion that ended on 28 March 1975 - a date before he had even started primary school.

  • 3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jess Grieveson-Smith

    Leeds fan out of coma after promotion parade fallJess Grieveson-SmithStacey BarkerEd O'Brien fell when a branch snapped beneath him. A Leeds United fan who was seriously injured when he fell out of a tree during the club's promotion parade has woken from his coma, his mum said. Ed O'Brien, 23, from York, suffered life-threatening injuries during the celebrations in Millennium Square on 5 May.

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25 Oct 24

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3 Oct 24

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