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New Street, Doddington Jonnie Peacock Athletics Men’s 100 Metres T44: Jonnie Peacock, a British sprinter, won the gold medal in the Men’s 100 metres T44 at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Peacock’s explosive speed and determination were on full display during the race, earning him a well-deserved victory and making him an inspirational figure in athletics.

Bridge Street, Stratford-upon-Avon James Roe Rowing Mixed Coxed Four: James Roe, along with his team, earned a gold medal in the Mixed coxed four rowing event at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Roe’s teamwork and strength were crucial to their victory, showcasing the power of collaboration and dedication in achieving Paralympic success.

Church Street, Hay-on-Wye Josie Pearson Athletics Women’s Discus Throw F51/52/53: Josie Pearson, a British athlete, achieved gold in the Women’s discus throw F51/52/53 at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Pearson’s remarkable throw and athleticism earned her the top spot on the podium, marking a significant achievement in her sporting career.

National Spinal Injuries Centre, Entrance 3, Lower Road, Stoke Mandeville/Aylesbury Stoke Mandeville Hospital 2012 Summer Paralympics: Stoke Mandeville Hospital was honored during the 2012 Summer Paralympics for its historical significance in the development of the Paralympic movement. The hospital’s role in pioneering sports for athletes with disabilities laid the foundation for the global Paralympic Games

Main Street, (Brick pillar), Weston Turville Pam Relph Rowing Mixed Coxed Four: Pam Relph, a British rower, won a gold medal in the Mixed coxed four at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Relph’s strength and coordination with her team were key factors in their victory, demonstrating the importance of teamwork in achieving Paralympic excellence.

Commercial Street, Tredegar, Mark Colbourne Cycling Men’s Individual Pursuit: Mark Colbourne, a British cyclist, secured a gold medal in the Men’s individual pursuit at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Colbourne’s incredible speed and endurance on the track were instrumental in his victory, highlighting his dedication to the sport and his status as a top Paralympic cyclist.

Divinity Road, Oxford Lily van den Broecke Rowing Mixed Coxed Four: Lily van den Broecke, a British rower, triumphed in the Mixed coxed four, earning a gold medal at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Van den Broecke’s coordination and strength played a significant role in her team’s success, showcasing her talent and dedication to rowing.

Trawler Road, Swansea Ellie Simmonds Swimming Women’s 200m Individual Medley SM6: Ellie Simmonds captured another gold in Swimming – Women’s 200-metre individual medley SM6 at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Simmonds’ versatility and skill in the pool were evident as she dominated the event, further establishing her legacy as one of the greatest Paralympic swimmers.

High Street, Marlow Naomi Riches Rowing Mixed Coxed Four: Naomi Riches, a British rower, earned a gold medal in the Mixed coxed four at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Riches’ teamwork and perseverance were key to their victory, highlighting the importance of collaboration and dedication in achieving Paralympic success.

High Street, Uxbridge Natasha Baker Equestrian Individual Championship Test Grade II: Natasha Baker, a British equestrian, won a gold medal in the Individual championship test grade II at the 2012 Paralympic Games. Baker’s outstanding performance and connection with her horse showcased her exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.