ILKLEY S Tom Adams added to his winning tally as he made the perfect start to the new Golden Trail National Series UK by landing the opening event in the South Downs National Park on Saturday. He clocked an astonishing time of three hours, 15 minutes and 58 seconds for the 50km route across hills, heath and woodland in Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire. Starting from Haslemere, he crossed the line in Petersfield just over three minutes ahead of Keswick AC s Brennan Townshend. Next up in the series is the Scafell Pike Marathon in August. Adams trip to the South Downs meant he was absent from the Blencathra Fell Race the same day, a brutal 13km route featuring 825m of ascent, which acted as the English Championships this year.
She has worked very hard over the last year and previous years as a councillor. “But last year in her role as mayor, it has been extremely difficult for her and we’re absolutely delighted to nominate her to continue her role as mayor. I’m sure Cllr Norman this year will be able to carry out her duties to excellence.” On being re-elected, she said: “Thank you to all for my appointment. I hope this year will see us get back to as close as possible to normal.” Cllr Rhiannon Birch was also elected as deputy mayor. The Labour councillor is also leader of Penarth Town Council.
She has worked very hard over the last year and previous years as a councillor. “But last year in her role as mayor, it has been extremely difficult for her and we’re absolutely delighted to nominate her to continue her role as mayor. I’m sure Cllr Norman this year will be able to carry out her duties to excellence.” On being re-elected, she said: “Thank you to all for my appointment. I hope this year will see us get back to as close as possible to normal.” Cllr Rhiannon Birch was also elected as deputy mayor. The Labour councillor is also leader of Penarth Town Council.