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Paralysed Corby dad joins son on Great North Run for Spinal Research charity despite fall from cliffs

Summary by Northants Telegraph
A 48-year-old man from Corby will take on the world’s biggest half marathon with his son nearly 20 years after a fall from cliffs near the finish line left him paralysed.
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Paralysed Corby dad joins son on Great North Run for Spinal Research charity despite fall from cliffs

A 48-year-old man from Corby will take on the world’s biggest half marathon with his son nearly 20 years after a fall from cliffs near the finish line left him paralysed.

·Kettering, United Kingdom
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Northants Telegraph broke the news in Kettering, United Kingdom on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.
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