Donate For Defib co-leader runs Weston Half Marathon

All to raise money for the life-saving initiative <i>(Image: Donate For Defib)</i>
All to raise money for the life-saving initiative (Image: Donate For Defib)
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Tom Farrand, co-leading partner for the Donate For Defib Project, ran the Weston Half Marathon on March 24.

Despite chilly, windy conditions, he achieved a personal best of one hour, 53 minutes and 18 seconds.

The project's team, including mascot Maya, fellow co-leader Josh Bell, and project secretary Christina Chell, were present to cheer him on.

Mr Farrand's next fundraising venture is the TCS London Marathon, which takes place in April.

For donations, which go directly to Donate For Defib, visit the official Enthuse Page via greatwesternairambulance.enthuse.com/cf/donate4defibs.

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