Mr Stuart Blight This is Me

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1. 1. www.diyweek.net

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   Published on: 10/1/2007   Last Visited: 10/27/2007

   Stuart to blaze a trail for charity Stuart Blight garden centre manager at Hillier Hemel Hempstead will be cycling in support of the Macmillan cancer support on Friday, October 12.
   
   On the road: Stuart Blight, manager at Hillier Hemel Hempstead, will cycle 60 miles for charity. Starting at Hillier garden centre Winchester, going across Hampshire to Hillier garden centre at Liss then heading to into West Sussex and on to Hillier garden centre at Horsham, he aims to complete the "quite hilly" ride in five hours.
   
   He will cover approximately 60 miles on a course, which tracks the South Downs, at a speed, he estimates, of 12 miles per hour.
   
   Mr Blight told diyweek.net he's not a particularly seasoned cyclist, but fell into it after "too many injuries playing football."
   
   He will be accompanied by the manager of the Newbury site, Nick Robey; while operations manager Mark Pitman will follow in a support car.
   
   To-date he has received donations from suppliers including Westland Horticulture, Suttons, and Woodlodge Pots.
   
   "I've been quite successful up to now raising £700," he said, "but with a bit of luck it will probably edge up towards £1,000."
   
   He added: "The staff have been brilliant and sponsored me; lots of customers have helped too; they must be all looking forward to seeing me in lycra."

2. 2. www.diyweek.net

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   Published on: 10/1/2007   Last Visited: 10/27/2007

   Stuart Blight, garden centre manager at Hillier Hemel Hempstead cycled 60 miles for Macmillan Cancer Support in four and a half hours.
   
   L - r: Nick Robey, manager at Newbury, and Stuart Blight, manager at Hemel Hempstead before the bike ride.
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   Prior to the ride on Friday, October 12, Mr Blight told diyweek.net he hoped to finish it in five hours.
   
   Mr Blight told diyweek.net he raised over £700 for Macmillan Cancer Support with more donations forthcoming.
   
   He said: "I was great fun, and I could even walk okay the next day!
   
   "I would like to thank everyone who helped in any way shape or form."
   
   The course started at Hillier garden centre Winchester, going across Hampshire to Hillier garden centre at Liss then heading into West Sussex and on to Hillier garden centre at Horsham.
   
   Mr Blight was accompanied by the manager of the Newbury site, Nick Robey; while operations manager Mark Pitman followed in a support car.
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   Stuart to blaze a trail for charity 11-Oct-2007Stuart Blight garden centre manager at Hillier Hemel Hempstead will be cycling in support of the Macmillan cancer support on ...

3. 3. www.jfk.herts.sch.uk

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   Published on: 2/20/2004   Last Visited: 8/14/2006

   The Garden Centre Manager Stuart Blight enabled us to have a part-time horticulturist.