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Commonwealth Games

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Meet Hertfordshire's Birmingham 2022 medal winners

Lizzie Bird moves past Peruth Chemutai to take silver in the 3,000m Commonwealth Games steeplechase final. Lizzie Bird moves past Peruth Chemutai to take silver in the 3,000m Commonwealth Games steeplechase final.
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Bird delighted with silver even if gold was coming closer

England's Laura Kenny wins the women's 10km scratch race at the Lea Valley VeloPark in Stratford, London during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games England's Laura Kenny wins the women's 10km scratch race at the Lea Valley VeloPark in Stratford, London during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
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Hertfordshire's athletes dominate in the Birmingham 2022 games

England’s Amy Platten (blue) celebrates after winning bronze at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. England’s Amy Platten (blue) celebrates after winning bronze at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
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Amy Platten recovers in style to win Commonwealth bronze

St Albans' Amy Platten (centre) is looking for another gold medal at her Commonwealth Games debut. St Albans' Amy Platten (centre) is looking for another gold medal at her Commonwealth Games debut.
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Delighted Amy now going for gold after surprise Commonwealth Games call

Emma Wiggs with Harry Klinger from Bowmansgreen School (and Perry the Bull, the Birmingham 2022 mascot). Emma Wiggs with Harry Klinger from Bowmansgreen School (and Perry the Bull, the Birmingham 2022 mascot).
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Schools sports day celebrates Commonwealth Games and welcomes Paralympian to Oaklands

Queen Elizabeth II talks to the first baton bearer, British parasport athlete Kadeena Cox, at the launch of the Queen's Baton Relay for Birmingham 2022. Queen Elizabeth II talks to the first baton bearer, British parasport athlete Kadeena Cox, at the launch of the Queen's Baton Relay for Birmingham 2022.
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Queen’s baton to pass Hertfordshire ahead of Commonwealth Games 2022

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