Tag Archives: John Cannell

REMINISCENCES 9: JOHN CANNELL ON MANY A MILE UNDERTAKEN, OFTEN AGAINST THE ODDS

Posted on May 20, 2020 by Tony Taylor

The Isle of Man remains a stronghold of race walking. One ot its outstanding competitors across the years has been John Cannell, the victor at the inaugural RWA 100 miles championships in 1987. We are delighted to host his Race … Continue reading →

Posted in History | Tagged 100 miles, End to End, Isle of Man, John Cannell, Parish Walk, Reminiscences, TT Walk | 1 Comment

Memories of Leicester and Lancashire

Posted on October 18, 2017 by Tony Taylor

More by luck than accident, I was chuffed to find myself in the splendid grounds of Abbey Park for the celebration of Leicester Walking Club’s 90th anniversary, organised in conjunction with the Jim Sharlott 10k Open and BMAF 10k championships … Continue reading →

Posted in History, News, Results | Tagged BMAF 10k, Brian Adams, Fred Pearce, Geoff Toone, Jim Sharlott, John Cannell, Leicester 7, Mal Blyth, Ron Wallwork | Leave a comment

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