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Published: 9:09 AM April 28, 2021 Stevenage bowel cancer survivor Kris Westcott is urging people not to delay seeing their GP if they have symptoms of the killer disease - Credit: Courtesy of Kris Westcott Bowel cancer is most common in people aged over 60, but a keen runner diagnosed when he was just 36 is keen to promote the 'never too young' message, especially as April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Kris Westcott, who lives in Stevenage, was given the devastating news he had bowel cancer in May 2019, after doctors found a 10cm tumour. He had surgery to remove the tumour, followe...