Siblings smash gruelling 100 mile run in 24-hour marathon in father's memory

Olivia Midgley
Editorial Director
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Charli Hicks 100 mile run for charity
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Charli Hicks 100 mile run for charity

Charli Hicks and her brother James have completed the gruelling 24-hour Cotswold Challenge, in memory of their father Edward who died by suicide last year. Speaking to Farmers Guardian at the end of...

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