Veteran marries at charity themed wedding
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An army veteran who suffered a life-changing brain injury married at themed wedding, to honour our charity which has played such a big part in his recovery.
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An army veteran who suffered a life-changing brain injury married at themed wedding, to honour our charity which has played such a big part in his recovery.
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Cycle4Heroes, the brainchild of our biggest fundraiser, former Royal Engineers Sergeant Steve Craddock MBE, raised more than £4,000 when the peloton took to the Kent countryside.
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