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School’s run for cancer girl (11)

Summary by spaldingvoice.co.uk

Hundreds of pupils at Pinchbeck East Primary School have put the laps in to raise money for an 11-year-old footballer who has lost her leg due to cancer. Annalise Goddard, also 11, wanted to do something for Millie Blair who has osteosarcoma, a rare blood cancer. "We played in the same football league together," said 07/05/2025

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School’s run for cancer girl (11)

Hundreds of pupils at Pinchbeck East Primary School have put the laps in to raise money for an 11-year-old footballer who has lost her leg due to cancer. Annalise Goddard, also 11, wanted to do something for Millie Blair who has osteosarcoma, a rare blood cancer. "We played in the same football league together," said 07/05/2025

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spaldingvoice.co.uk broke the news in 8 days ago on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.

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