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When it came to a request for cash for a Middlesbrough playgroup scheme the local sigmas
When it came to a request for cash for a Middlesbrough playgroup scheme the local sigmas regiment fell in at the double. The determined dozen ran a gruelling 41 miles from Gateshead to regimental headquarters at Brambles Farm, Middlesbrough. to raise over £ 100 for the estates childrens summer playgroup project. Pictured after the run are left to right back row: S/Sgt Pete Dorans, S/Sgt Ken Perry, Warrant Officer Pete Skinner, Major Pete Taylor, Sgt John Matthison, Sgt Clive Blackburn. Front Row: Ptes Jane Weightman and Beverly Hope, the regiments commanding officer, Lieut. Col, Bill Illingworth, Pte Joan Weightman and Cpl Gerry Ord. 13th August 1981
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Teesside Archive
Mirrorpix
England
Media ID 21684612
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Armed Forces Fundraising Posed Running Sports
A2 Premium Frame with A3 Poster
Bring the inspiring story of the Middlesbrough playgroup scheme and the heroic actions of the local sigmas regiment to life with our Framed Prints from Media Storehouse. This captivating image, taken from Memory Lane Prints, captures the determination and selflessness of the sigmas as they ran 41 miles from Gateshead to raise funds for the playgroup. Each Framed Print is meticulously crafted to preserve and enhance the vibrant colors and intricate details of the original artwork. Add this uplifting piece to your home or office to inspire and motivate, and relive the courageous spirit of community and resilience.
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In this print from 1981, the local sigmas regiment of Middlesbrough stepped up to support a playgroup scheme in their community. Determined and dedicated, the dozen soldiers ran an arduous 41-mile distance from Gateshead to their regimental headquarters at Brambles Farm. Their mission? To raise over £100 for the children's summer playgroup project in the estates. Captured after completing their impressive run, we see a proud group of individuals who made this charitable endeavor possible. Standing tall in the back row are S/Sgt Pete Dorans, S/Sgt Ken Perry, Warrant Officer Pete Skinner, Major Pete Taylor, Sgt John Matthison, and Sgt Clive Blackburn. In front of them stand Ptes Jane Weightman and Beverly Hope alongside the regiments commanding officer Lieut. Col Bill Illingworth. Completing this remarkable lineup are Pte Joan Weightman and Cpl Gerry Ord. This heartwarming image showcases not only the camaraderie within the armed forces but also their commitment to making a positive impact on society beyond their call of duty. The year was 1981 - an era characterized by its sense of community spirit and dedication to supporting local initiatives through fundraising efforts. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints, this photograph serves as a reminder that even amidst challenging times like those faced during the 1980s, acts of charity can bring people together while creating lasting memories for generations to come.
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