Andy’s 300th Parkrun and Allan’s First

Posted on: Saturday 28th June 2025

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Bolton Parkrun:

Mel Goodall 28:27 (third in age category)

 

Fell Foot Parkrun

Tony Maxwell 25:07 (second in age category)

Sheila Garewal 31:35

 

Haigh Woodland Parkrun 

Tommy Smith 19:53 (6th male and second in his age category)

Gareth Pratt 23:34 (third in age category)

Anthony Sutton 23:38

Chris Baker 24:38

Mark Shuttleworth 25:08

Brian Halton 25:39

Andy Laycock 26:04

Rachel Hancock 26:56 (first in age category)

Matt Carney 27:35

Greg Kilshaw 28:01

Paul Lacey 28:02

Chris Taylor 28:33

Katie Edern 28:37 (first in age category)

Rachel Stevens 28:57 (third in age category)

Lynda Hardman 29:19 (Haigh PB)

Ian Burns 30:07 (third in age category)

Markus Stevens 31:04 (Haigh PB)

Gillian Caldwell 32:12 (first in age category)

Karen Taylor 36:19

Allan Jones 43:42 (second in age category)

Bev Atherton-McKenna 51:29

Heather Soden 51:31

Jeanette Brandon 51:33

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Joining Lostock AC has been one of the best things that's ever happened to me. I decided to give it a try mainly to loose weight and meet new people. It's really helped with my weight, mental health and output on life. I've been in the club over a year now. Everyone makes you feel so welcome and I love being part of the Lostock family. My running has definitely improved, especially seeing all the medals I've won. It is not just running, Lostock offers other activities too such as cycling, bootcamp and skiing. All I've had a go at which has just been brilliant. Lostock is my second family . I have entered the Machester marathon next year and an ultra. All this for someone who couldn't run . Everyone has made me feel very welcome in the club, I now consider myself to be a runner and would recommend anyone to give Lostock a try.
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