Sainsbury’s worker to do Great North Run

A Morecambe Sainsbury’s worker will step away from the food counter to run the Great North Run this weekend.
Angela Prince, 34, from Morecambe has raised more than £300 so far for Breast Cancer Care, ready for the Great North Run at the weekend.Angela Prince, 34, from Morecambe has raised more than £300 so far for Breast Cancer Care, ready for the Great North Run at the weekend.
Angela Prince, 34, from Morecambe has raised more than £300 so far for Breast Cancer Care, ready for the Great North Run at the weekend.

Angela Prince, 34, decided to take part in the half marathon on September 7 to raise money for Breast Cancer Care.

The motivation to take part came about when Angela, also a marital arts instructor at John Ward School Of Korean Martial Arts, Morecambe, failed one of her tests at the class in 2011.

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Although already fit, the mother of two wanted to concentrate more on running, and has so far raised £370 for a charity that is close to her family.

Angela said: “I signed up for breast cancer care, my mother and grandmother overcame breast cancer so it means a lot to the family.

“I feel confident I have been training a lot, everyone has probably seen me running all over the promenade and Heysham Road!”

Angela is a well known face in the Morecambe store as she has worked there since it opened four years ago.

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Most of the money raised has been from customers who want to see her do well.

She said: “Quite a lot of customers have supported and raised money for me which is nice of them. I am scared of it in a way but I am trying to raise £500 in total.”

You can help Angela Prince raise money by donating directly to her fundraising page - http://www.justgiving.com/Angela-Prince1.

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