Golden Square, Aberdeen The 2012 Paralympic Games in London saw Neil Fachie make his mark on the world of Paralympic cycling. Competing in the Men’s individual sprint B event, Neil dominated the field and claimed the gold medal with ease. Neil Fachie, who is blind, has been a trailblazer in the world of Paralympic cycling. […]
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Exchequergate, Lincoln Wells is a British equestrian rider who was born with a congenital disorder called spina bifida. Despite this, she has had a successful career in para-equestrian, winning multiple gold medals and world champion titles in the Paralympic Games and other international competitions. At the 2012 Paralympics, Wells competed in the Team event, which
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Hanover Street/Princes Street, Edinburgh
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Woodvale Road, Eglinton he 2012 Paralympic Games in London saw Jason Smyth make his mark on the world of Paralympic athletics. Competing in the Men’s 100 and 200 metres T13 events, Jason dominated the field and claimed gold medals in both events with ease. Jason Smyth, who has a visual impairment, has been a trailblazer
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Chapel Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield The 2012 Paralympic Games in London marked a memorable moment in the history of Paralympic swimming, as Oliver Hynd stole the show in the Men’s 200-metre individual medley SM8 event. Oliver Hynd, a young swimmer with a passion for the sport and a drive to succeed, faced stiff competition from other talented
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