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Findon welcomes Olympic heroine Tina home



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Published Date: 19 August 2008
BRITISH event rider Tina Cook returned home to a rapturous welcome from Findon residents on Saturday morning, following her outstanding Olympic performance in Hong Kong, earning both team and individual bronze medals.
BRITISH event rider Tina Cook returned home to a rapturous welcome from Findon residents on Saturday morning, following her outstanding Olympic performance in Hong Kong, earning both team and individual bronze medals.


She was greeted by banners flying on the A24 north of the village proclaiming 'Well Done Tina' and 'Welcome Home' at the entrance to the village.


Her children, Isabelle (three) and Harry (one) were there to greet her, along with husband Phil, who had flown home two days earlier.



For full story plus Olympic report and pictures see West Sussex Gazette August 20

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  • Last Updated: 19 August 2008 1:09 PM
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  • Location: Chichester
 
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