Fundraising group covers over 9,000 miles in tribute to late dog handler

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Fundraising group covers over 9,000 miles in tribute to late dog handler

The group walked, ran and cycled the distance to pay tribute to the former dog handler who died from heart disease.

Date - 24th June 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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The group, made up of 90 people, began the challenge on May 3 2021 and participants clocked up the miles through walking, running and cycling. Russ White had joined Hampshire in 1992 and worked in Southampton as both a PC and dog handler...

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