Your news: Teens raise £1,500 through their '˜triathlon of events'

Two teenagers have raised more than £1,500 for Cancer Research UK, with a set of three fundraising challenges.

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Henry and James at the triathlon and (inset) after the head shaveHenry and James at the triathlon and (inset) after the head shave
Henry and James at the triathlon and (inset) after the head shave

Henry Taylor, 15, and James Tatnall, 14, who are students at Oriel High School, took part in Henley Triathlon in May, had their own version of the London to Brighton bike ride in July, and then were sponsored to have their heads shaved during in the school’s end of year assembly.

Henry’s mum Justine told the Obby: “This is to raise awareness and much- needed funds for cancer research.

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“The boys have both seen the devastation cancer leaves, and wanted to take a proactive approach in helping other families going through such a horrendous time.

“The boys fully intend to continue with some new events next year to continue to fight cancer.”

To contribute to the pair’s fundraising, visit: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Grant-Taylor15

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