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DUO HIT £2,500 TARGET

TWO players from the Northern Counties East League have raised more than £2,500 for Macmillan Cancer Support after by completing a coast-to-coast walk of nearly 70 miles.
James Eyles, who plays for Emley AFC, and Liversedge’s Joe Walton, set up an online fundraising page with a target of £500.
They decided to raise funds after Joe’s mum Kath tragically passed away from cancer nine years ago while James’ auntie Diane is currently undergoing treatment in America.
The pair set out from Carlisle last Friday evening and took 27 hours to reach Tynemouth, and found th...

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