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| Usian Bolt cruises to victory setting new 150m record on rain-soaked runway in Manchester. He completed the distance in 14.35sec beating the 26 year old record, 14.8sec by Italian Pietro Mennea in 1983. Pictured: (L-R) Rikki Fifton, GBR. Usain Bolt, Jamaica. Ivory Williams, USA. Marlon Devonish, GBR. 170509 | |
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| Usian Bolt cruises to victory setting new 150m record on rain-soaked runway in Manchester. He completed the distance in 14.35sec beating the 26 year old record, 14.8sec by Italian Pietro Mennea in 1983. Pictured: Usain Bolt setting a new record for 150m of 14.35sec on a rain-soaked track in Manchester. 170509 | |
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| Usian Bolt cruises to victory setting new 150m record on rain-soaked runway in Manchester. He completed the distance in 14.35sec beating the 26 year old record, 14.8sec by Italian Pietro Mennea in 1983. Pictured: Usain Bolt draped in the Jamaican flag after setting a new record for 150m of 14.35sec. 170509 | |
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| Usian Bolt cruises to victory setting new 150m record on rain-soaked runway in Manchester. He completed the distance in 14.35sec beating the 26 year old record, 14.8sec by Italian Pietro Mennea in 1983. Pictured: Usain Bolt sets a new record for 150m of 14.35sec. 170509 | |
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| Haile Gebrselassie wins the 10k Bupa Great Manchester Run but hopes of regaining the record were hampered by strong winds. His aim of beating the 27m 1s time set by Kenyan, Micah Kogo was swept aside due to strong headwinds in latter part of the race. GebrselassieÕs winning time was 27m 39s and finishing ahead of Ali Mabrouk El Zaidi of Libya (28m 13s) and UkraineÕs Sergey Lebid (28m 36s). Pictured: Haile Gebrselassie (101) fighting strong winds towards the finish. | |
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| Haile Gebrselassie wins the 10k Bupa Great Manchester Run but hopes of regaining the record were hampered by strong winds. His aim of beating the 27m 1s time set by Kenyan, Micah Kogo was swept aside due to strong headwinds in latter part of the race. GebrselassieÕs winning time was 27m 39s and finishing ahead of Ali Mabrouk El Zaidi of Libya (28m 13s) and UkraineÕs Sergey Lebid (28m 36s). Pictured: Haile Gebrselassie (101) in the leading pack. 170509 | |
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| Haile Gebrselassie wins the 10k Bupa Great Manchester Run but hopes of regaining the record were hampered by strong winds. His aim of beating the 27m 1s time set by Kenyan, Micah Kogo was swept aside due to strong headwinds in latter part of the race. GebrselassieÕs winning time was 27m 39s and finishing ahead of Ali Mabrouk El Zaidi of Libya (28m 13s) and UkraineÕs Sergey Lebid (28m 36s). Pictured: Haile Gebrselassie on the winners podium. 170509 | |
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| Press conferance at the Spinningfield, Manchester, prior to the Great Manchester Run on 17 May 2009. Pictured: (L-R) Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt and Haile Gebrselassie, the greatest distance runner in history. 150509 | |
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| Press conferance at the Spinningfield, Manchester, prior to the Great Manchester Run on 17 May 2009. Pictured: Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt. 150509 | |
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| Press conferance at the Spinningfield, Manchester, prior to the Great Manchester Run on 17 May 2009. Pictured: (L-R) Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt and Haile Gebrselassie, the greatest distance runner in history. 150509 | |
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| Press conferance at the Spinningfield, Manchester, prior to the Great Manchester Run on 17 May 2009. Pictured: (L-R) Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt and Haile Gebrselassie, the greatest distance runner in history. 150509 | |
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| Worksop Town F.C. End of Season Presentation Evening held at the Lion Hotel, Bridge St, Worksop. Pictured: Front row (L-R) Kevin Sanasy, awarded 1861 Tiger Trust trophy for Overall Leading Goal Scorer. Ben Tomlinson, awarded Vice-President's Cup for most Improved Young Player. Kevin Davies, awarded Worksop Guardian trophy for Player of the Year. Back row (L-R) Scott Lowe, awarded Away Supporters Player of the Year. Tom Jones, awarded Player's Player of the Year. 080509 | |
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| Worksop Town F.C. End of Season Presentation Evening held at the Lion Hotel, Bridge St, Worksop. Pictured: Selection of trophies at the Presentation Evening for Worksop Town F.C. 080509 | |
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| Children from Springfield Primary School learning woodcraft skills with teachers and staff at Ecclesall Sawmill, Sheffield. 290409 | |
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| Class teacher from Springfield Primary School learning woodcraft skills at Ecclesall Sawmill, Sheffield. 290409 | |
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| Children from Springfield Primary School learning woodcraft skills with teachers and staff at Ecclesall Sawmill, Sheffield. 290409 | |
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| Staff at Ecclesall Sawmill exhibiting work by children from Springfield Primary School. Sheffield. 290409 | |
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FRONT PAGE PICTURE ON THE DAILY EXPRESS 28 MARCH 2009. RSCPA: Sorry tale of animal abandonments as credit crunch starts to bite. Press release RSPCA - 270409. The number of animals abandoned across England and Wales has increased by 57% and look set to worsen. Nine week old puppy Honey, was on of three puppies was abandoned on 24 February 2009. (Pancake Tuesday). The other two were named Flip and Maple. They were found in a cardboard box on a doorstep on the Manor Estate, Sheffield, and were retrieved after a member of the public rang the National Cruelty Line: 0300 1234999. Pictured: Nine-week old Honey at the RSPCA Sheffield Animal Centre. 270409 |
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| RSCPA: Sorry tale of animal abandonments as credit crunch starts to bite. Press release RSPCA - 270409. The number of animals abandoned across England and Wales has increased by 57% and look set to worsen. Nine week old puppy Honey, was on of three puppies was abandoned on 24 February 2009. (Pancake Tuesday). The other two were named Flip and Maple. They were found in a cardboard box on a doorstep on the Manor Estate, Sheffield, and were retrieved after a member of the public rang the National Cruelty Line: 0300 1234999.Pictured: Nine-week old Honey and Terrance Shackleton at the RSPCA Sheffield Animal Centre. 270409 | |
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| RSCPA: Sorry tale of animal abandonments as credit crunch starts to bite. Press release RSPCA - 270409. The number of animals abandoned across England and Wales has increased by 57% and look set to worsen. Nine week old puppy Honey, was on of three puppies was abandoned on 24 February 2009. (Pancake Tuesday). The other two were named Flip and Maple. They were found in a cardboard box on a doorstep on the Manor Estate, Sheffield, and were retrieved after a member of the public rang the National Cruelty Line: 0300 1234999. Pictured: Nine-week old Honey at the RSPCA Sheffield Animal Centre. 270409 | |
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| World Coal Carrying Championships Taking the strain: World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, see male competitors carry a 1cwt (50kg) sack of coal a distance of 1108.25 yards (1012.5m) from the Royal Oak Public House to the Maypole on the village green. The current and World Records is 4mins. 6secs held by David Jones of Meltham. The women also compete over the same course but with a lighter load of 25lb (10kg). The current World Record is held by Ruth Clegg, (27) of Hanging Heaton, with a time of 5mins 3secs. Ruth won the hat trick last year. Pictured: Winner of the WomenÕs World Coal Carrying Championships 2009 is Cath Foley, (27) of Batley, West Yorkshire, in a time of 5 mins 6 secs. 130409 |
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| World Coal Carrying Championships Taking the strain: World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, see male competitors carry a 1cwt (50kg) sack of coal a distance of 1108.25 yards (1012.5m) from the Royal Oak Public House to the Maypole on the village green. The current and World Records is 4mins. 6secs held by David Jones of Meltham. The women also compete over the same course but with a lighter load of 25lb (10kg). The current World Record is held by Ruth Clegg, (27) of Hanging Heaton, with a time of 5mins 3secs. Ruth won the hat trick last year. Last yearÕs winner was Matthew Wainwright (31) with a time of 4 mins 32secs. Pictured: Start of the World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, 130409 |
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| World Coal Carrying Championships Taking the strain: World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, see male competitors carry a 1cwt (50kg) sack of coal a distance of 1108.25 yards (1012.5m) from the Royal Oak Public House to the Maypole on the village green. The current and World Records is 4mins. 6secs held by David Jones of Meltham. The women also compete over the same course but with a lighter load of 25lb (10kg). The current World Record is held by Ruth Clegg, (27) of Hanging Heaton, with a time of 5mins 3secs. Ruth won the hat trick last year. Last yearÕs winner was Matthew Wainwright (31) with a time of 4 mins 32secs. Pictured: Start of the World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, 130409 |
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| World Coal Carrying Championships Taking the strain: World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, see male competitors carry a 1cwt (50kg) sack of coal a distance of 1108.25 yards (1012.5m) from the Royal Oak Public House to the Maypole on the village green. The current and World Records is 4mins. 6secs held by David Jones of Meltham. The women also compete over the same course but with a lighter load of 25lb (10kg). The current World Record is held by Ruth Clegg, (27) of Hanging Heaton, with a time of 5mins 3secs. Ruth won the hat trick last year. Last yearÕs winner was Matthew Wainwright (31) with a time of 4 mins 32secs. Pictured: (Right) Winner of the MenÕs World Coal Carrying Championships 2009 is Chris Birkin (25) of Chickenley, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, in a time of 4mins 33secs. 130409 |
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| World Coal Carrying Championships Taking the strain: World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, see male competitors carry a 1cwt (50kg) sack of coal a distance of 1108.25 yards (1012.5m) from the Royal Oak Public House to the Maypole on the village green. The current and World Records is 4mins. 6secs held by David Jones of Meltham. The women also compete over the same course but with a lighter load of 25lb (10kg). The current World Record is held by Ruth Clegg, (27) of Hanging Heaton, with a time of 5mins 3secs. Ruth won the hat trick last year. Last yearÕs winner was Matthew Wainwright (31) with a time of 4 mins 32secs. Pictured: Last finisher of the MenÕs World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. Jordan Ward (18) of Hinkley, Leicestershire. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire. 130409 |
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| World Coal Carrying Championships Taking the strain: World Coal Carrying Championships this Easter Monday. The annual event set at Gawthorpe, near Ossett, West Yorkshire, see male competitors carry a 1cwt (50kg) sack of coal a distance of 1108.25 yards (1012.5m) from the Royal Oak Public House to the Maypole on the village green. The current and World Records is 4mins. 6secs held by David Jones of Meltham. The women also compete over the same course but with a lighter load of 25lb (10kg). The current World Record is held by Ruth Clegg, (27) of Hanging Heaton, with a time of 5mins 3secs. Ruth won the hat trick last year. Last yearÕs winner was Matthew Wainwright (31) with a time of 4 mins 32secs. Pictured: Winner of the MenÕs World Coal Carrying Championships 2009 is Chris Birkin (25) of Chickenley, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, in a time of 4mins 33secs. 130409 |
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| Spring Clean litter pick. Broomhall Nursery School and Children's Centre, Broomhall Rd, saw another pair of helping hands for their litter-pick. Leon Taylor, Olympic Silver Medallist, called in to the school to help the children tidy up the play area. Pictured: Leon Taylor lends a helping hand litter picking with the children of Broomhall Nursery School and Children's Centre, Broomhall Rd, Sheffield. 090409 |
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| Spring Clean litter pick. Broomhall Nursery School and Children's Centre, Broomhall Rd, saw another pair of helping hands for their litter-pick. Leon Taylor, Olympic Silver Medallist, called in to the school to help the children tidy up the play area. Pictured: Leon Taylor lends a helping hand litter picking with the children of Broomhall Nursery School and Children's Centre, Broomhall Rd, Sheffield. 090409 |
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| Rother Valley Country Park. Dan's 3k Fun Run. (Renamed in memory of Daniel Grice) a young leukemia patient at the Children's Hospital, who died in 2008. Celebrity Richard McCourt (Dick of TV stars Dick and Dom) supporting Dan's 3k Fun Run. Pictured: (L-R) Richard McCourt and Kayley Grice (9) who is the sister of the late Dan Grice, of whom the race is named after, ready for the off. 050409 |
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| Rother Valley Country Park. Theo's Rother Valley 10k. Named after Theo Bear, the mascot of Sheffield Children's Hospital. 1500 competitors took part under warm and sunny skies. Pictured: Competitors leave the start line to take part in Theo's Rother Valley 10k race. 050409 | |
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| New Urban Wetland Area unveiled at Centenary Riverside, Templeborough, Rotherham. This forms a centre piece to the Economic, Social and Environmental Regeneration of Western Rotherham. The urban nature park is created from the compensatory flood plain which is inteded to reduce flood risk for Rotherham. 'Steel Henge' was created as an attempt to convey the influence that the steel industry has and continues to have on Rotherham and its people. Pictured: (Front right) Tony Askins, Wildscapes Lead Landscape Architect with Sheffield Wildlife Trust personnel and volunteers standing amongst the newly erected 'Steel Henge' at the new Urban Wetland area, Templeborough, Rotherham. The 60 tonnes of cast iron slabs were left over from the 'seven sisters' foundry that occupied the site. 270309 | |
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| New Urban Wetland Area unveiled at Centenary Riverside, Templeborough, Rotherham. This forms a centre piece to the Economic, Social and Environmental Regeneration of Western Rotherham. The urban nature park is created from the compensatory flood plain which is inteded to reduce flood risk for Rotherham. 'Steel Henge' was created as an attempt to convey the influence that the steel industry has and continues to have on Rotherham and its people. Pictured: History in the making. Sheffield Wildlife Trust personnel and volunteers standing amongst the newly erected 'Steel Henge' at the new Urban Wetland area, Templeborough, Rotherham. The 60 tonnes of cast iron slabs were left over from the 'seven sisters' foundry that occupied the site. 270309 | |
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| New Urban Wetland Area unveiled at Centenary Riverside, Templeborough, Rotherham. This forms a centre piece to the Economic, Social and Environmental Regeneration of Western Rotherham. The urban nature park is created from the compensatory flood plain which is inteded to reduce flood risk for Rotherham. 'Steel Henge' was created as an attempt to convey the influence that the steel industry has and continues to have on Rotherham and its people. Pictured: Tony Askins, Wildscapes Lead Landscape Architect with Sheffield Wildlife Trust personnel and volunteers standing amongst the newly erected 'Steel Henge' at the new Urban Wetland area, Templeborough, Rotherham. The 60 tonnes of cast iron slabs were left over from the 'seven sisters' foundry that occupied the site. 270309 | |
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| Urban Wetland Area unveiled at Centenary Riverside, Templeborough, Rotherham. This forms a centre piece to the Economic, Social and Environmental Regeneration of Western Rotherham. The urban nature park is created from the compensatory flood plain which is inteded to reduce flood risk for Rotherham. 'Steel Henge' was created as an attempt to convey the influence that the steel industry has and continues to have on Rotherham and its people. Pictured: Dennis MacShane, MP for Rotherham, amongst one of the 'Steel Henge' structures at the new Urban Wetland area, Templeborough, Rotherham.270309 | |
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| New Urban Wetland Area unveiled at Centenary Riverside, Templeborough, Rotherham. This forms a centre piece to the Economic, Social and Environmental Regeneration of Western Rotherham. The urban nature park is created from the compensatory flood plain which is inteded to reduce flood risk for Rotherham. 'Steel Henge' was created as an attempt to convey the influence that the steel industry has and continues to have on Rotherham and its people. Pictured: Dennis MacShane, MP for Rotherham, amongst one of the 'Steel Henge' structures at the new Urban Wetland area, Templeborough, Rotherham.270309 | |
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| Sheffield Athletics Club new kit and promotion. 200309 | |
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| Sheffield Athletics Club new kit and promotion. 200309 | |
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| Sheffield Athletics Club new kit and promotion. 200309 | |
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| Sheffield Athletics Club new kit and promotion. 200309 | |
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| British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) 2009 Championships Sheffield. Five days of action covering 24 sports, over 5,500 student athletes, one City - Sheffield. 13-140309 | |
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| British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) 2009 Championships Sheffield. Five days of action covering 24 sports, over 5,500 student athletes, one City - Sheffield. 13-140309 | |
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| British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) 2009 Championships Sheffield. Five days of action covering 24 sports, over 5,500 student athletes, one City - Sheffield. 13-140309 | |
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| British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) 2009 Championships Sheffield. Five days of action covering 24 sports, over 5,500 student athletes, one City - Sheffield. 13-140309 | |
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| British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) 2009 Championships Sheffield. Five days of action covering 24 sports, over 5,500 student athletes, one City - Sheffield. 13-140309 | |
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| British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) 2009 Championships Sheffield. Five days of action covering 24 sports, over 5,500 student athletes, one City - Sheffield. 13-140309 | |
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| Winner of the Men’s 3000m, Mo Farah (25) GBR and NI, completed the race in a time of 7:34.47 posting the third fastest time in the world this year and setting a new British record. He said: “I’m really pleased with that – two British records within a month”. Pictured: Mo Farah (GBR) winning the Men’s 3000m. 210209 | |
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| Kate Dennison (24) GBR and NI set a new British record in the Women’s Pole Vault with a height of 4.46m and finished in 3rd place. She said: “ I was really pleased today because I felt I jumped well today”. Pictured: Kate Dennison setting a new British indoor record. 210209 | |
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| Winner of the Women’s 200m was Christine Ohuruogu (24) GBR in a time of 23.42. Second and third places were taken by GBR athletes: 2nd - Donna Fraser (36) and 3rd – Joice Maduaka (35). Christine said: “It was great to get out there and run well. There were three of us at the end and it was great to get the crowd excited”. Pictured: (L-R) Donna Fraser, Christine Ohuruogu, Joice Maduaka. 210209 | |
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| Aviva Grand Prix, Saturday 21 February, 2009.NIA Birmingham. Winner of the 60m Men’s Final was Simeon Williamson (23) GBR in a time of 6.53s setting a new personal best. He said: “Two personal bests and a victory – you could say it’s been a good day”, in response to his performance today. Pictured: Simeon Williamson winning the 60m Final. 210209 | |
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Funeral of Francesca Anobile takes place at St Mark's Church, Mosborough, Sheffield. Over 350 mourners gathered to pay their respects following the tragic accident at Rother Valley Country Park. Francesca was fatally injured when she and four other girls went sledging on Tuesday, 3 February. Pictured: Family of Francesca Anobile outside St Mark's Church, Sheffield. (L-R) Sister - Gabriella. Brother - Alex. Mother - Joanne, Father - Donato. 190209
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| Funeral of Francesca Anobile takes place at St Mark's Church, Mosborough, Sheffield. Over 350 mourners gathered to pay their respects following the tragic accident at Rother Valley Country Park. Francesca was fatally injured when she and four other girls went sledging on Tuesday, 3 February. Pictured: Family of Francesca Anobile outside St Mark's Church, Sheffield. (L-R) Sister - Gabriella. Brother - Alex. Mother - Joanne, Father - Donato. 190209 | |
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Funeral of Francesca Anobile takes place at St Mark's Church, Mosborough, Sheffield. Over 350 mourners gathered to pay their respects following the tragic accident at Rother Valley Country Park. Francesca was fatally injured when she and four other girls went sledging on Tuesday, 3 February. Pictured: Messages of sympathy. 190209
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Funeral of Francesca Anobile takes place at St Mark's Church, Mosborough, Sheffield. Over 350 mourners gathered to pay their respects following the tragic accident at Rother Valley Country Park. Francesca was fatally injured when she and four other girls went sledging on Tuesday, 3 February. Pictured: Mourners of Francesca Anobile outside St Mark's Church, Sheffield. 190209
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Funeral of Francesca Anobile takes place at St Mark's Church, Mosborough, Sheffield. Over 350 mourners gathered to pay their respects following the tragic accident at Rother Valley Country Park. Francesca was fatally injured when she and four other girls went sledging on Tuesday, 3 February. Pictured: Mourners of Francesca Anobile outside St Mark's Church, Sheffield. 190209
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