West Dorset residents put on their running shoes and raced the London Marathon for causes close to their hearts.
For some, this was their first ever marathon, whilst others have been lucky enough to run the huge event before.
Many raised money for causes close to them, including Mind UK, Dementia Revolution and Whizz Kids.
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Tell us a little about why you ran?I ran for two reasons, since I was a child I've watched the London Marathon and always been inspired and vowed that London would be my first official marathon event . I decided to raise money for Mind uk who do so much hard work in regards to mental health support
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This is 100 m from the finish line 
Tower bridge Tell us a little about why you ran?I first ran in 2019 for dementia revolution and since this time have kept in contact with many others who also ran or supported the runners. I was invited to participate in a group entry called SuesCrew headed by Sue Strachan. We have raised over £67,000. I initially ran in 2019 as my mother in law was becoming quite forgetful and then got involved teaching exercise classes for dementia friendly Bridport. I am a fitness instructor and work for bridport leisure centre, so classes were held here. I have taught many people who have developed dementia symptoms over the years
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This is me at mile 18 and seeing my daughter Eva who came to London with me. 
This is our team. Sue Strachan is middle front and is an ambassador for Alzheimers Research UK and is living with dementia. Behind her is Jordan Adams who is 28 and together with his younger brother Cian 23 top left, they have inherited the gene from their mother who developed early onset dementia in her 40s. They will develop early onset dementia unless a cure is found. Jordan and Sue were both in 'the restaurant that makes mistakes', Jordan has been on good morning TV recently.Our group has worked tirelessly to fundraise and has raised over £67,000 for Alzheimers Research UK. Tell us a little about why you ran?This was my first marathon. I ran for the charity Whizz Kids and am incredibly pleased with how I did. Suffering a knee injury 6 weeks ago felt like a real blow with my hope of a good finish time going out of the window. But I did it is a respectable 5 hours 17 minutes which I’m really pleased with!
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James Lathey with wife Tess and 3 daughters 
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