Running in Brighton for Bhopal
Posted on behalf of: University of Sussex
Last updated: Thursday, 19 April 2012

The Sussex Bhopal team (most of them, anyway) at the start of the Brighton Marathon on 15 April.
Seventeen students and staff completed the Brighton Marathon on Sunday (15 April) to raise funds for the Bhopal Medical Appeal, a Brighton-based charity that supports two free clinics for survivors of the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster.
Jackie Rymell from Human Resources has run the Brighton Marathon every year since it started in 2010. She says: “It really was a great team - bringing together staff, postgraduate students and undergraduates from across the University.
“It was a fantastic achievement by all, but especially the students who were running their first ever marathon, and finished with excellent times.
“All credit should go to Andrew Chitty for getting the team together and organising the training runs, advice and guidance over the last eight months or so.”
Simon Ho's time of 3 hours, four minutes and 44 seconds is the 54th fastest marathon time in the UK so far this year.
Chip time |
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Simon Ho |
3:04:44 |
5 min personal best (PB) |
Mat Homewood |
3:15:45 |
41 min PB |
Dominic Osman-Allu |
3:22:28 |
29 min PB |
Rupert Burgess |
3:24:23 |
17 min PB |
Andrew Chitty |
3:27:02 |
21 min PB |
Jackie Rymell |
3:36:16 |
10 min PB |
Tatsu Asamatsu |
3:37:35 |
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Kieran Chappell |
3:47:30 |
first marathon |
Tim Carter |
3:51:01 |
first marathon |
Alan Garnham |
3:56:23 |
10 min PB |
Nikola Wells |
4:01:28 |
first marathon |
Alex Pfefferle |
4:10:29 |
first marathon |
Jack Evans |
4:05:46 |
first marathon |
William Grace |
4:15:58 |
first marathon |
Emma Higbee |
4:35:26 |
first marathon |
Justin Mears |
4:45:46 |
first marathon |
Ed Mann |
4:53:52 |
first marathon |
The funds raised by the team now stand at just over £5,000, which they are hoping to increase with some post-marathon donations. You can give online.