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Sensors specialist's success in Great North Run
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Variohm Eurosensor product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Oct 16, 2001
A team of seven runners from Variohm Components have raised a grand total of £2050.00 for the British Heart Foundation by participating in The Great North Run.
A team of seven runners from Variohm Components have raised a grand total of £2050.00 for the British Heart Foundation by participating in The Great North Run.
All seven (Diana Jones, Sue Torrance, Graham Pattison, Martin Paul, Anthony Cross, Andrew Piercy and Sam Moffatt) successfully completed the 13 mile course.
The team handed over the cheque to Jackie Hart who is the local representative of the British Heart Foundation.
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