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Well done to the Everything cycling Everywhere team, which included peddle pushers from Samsung and Sony, for completing a 48-hour Paddington to Paris challenge. The team raised more than £50,000 for the Great North Air Ambulance Service. But they almost didn’t make it. With the 320-mile journey almost complete, and just 40 minutes to go,
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By the time you read this (hopefully) 11 staff at Everything Everywhere (including head honcho Olaf Swantee) will have spent two days in the saddle in a Samsung-sponsored charity ride pedalling from Paddington to Paris. It’s all to raise £50,000 for the Great North Air Ambulance Service. So, off you go to justgiving.com/EverythingEverywhere. You can make sure all those blisters and sore feet will not have
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