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Ilkley Harriers in London Marathon

11:54am Thursday 17th April 2008

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By Rachel O'Connor »

TEN Ilkley Harriers travelled to the capital for this year's London Marathon and each had their own personal tale of triumph, blood, sweat and tears as they returned from the highest profile race in the country.

Times of the Ilkley contingent were: Andrew Shinn 3.09.56; Suzanne Akeroyd W40 3.29.05; David Cockshott M40 3.37.27; Christine Matthews W55 3.38.09; Diane Kitchen W45 3.40.24; Timothy Ratcliffe M55 3.52.29; Elizabeth Price W40 3.58.30; Nicholas Mellor M50 4.05.41; Peter Bedwell M50 4.08.56; Anthony Cramp M30 4.10.13.

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