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Tinsdills sponsors Paralympian athlete

12 Aug 2021News

Paralympic canoeist, Ian Marsden, will compete in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games

Tinsdills Solicitors has sponsored Paralympic canoeist, Ian Marsden, who is set to take part in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Marsden achieved silver and bronze medals for shooting in the London 2012 Paralympics and bronze in Rio in 2016 with the paracanoe sprint team. Marsden said: “… with the support of Tinsdills, I’m aiming to push the boundaries of what I can achieve”. Tinsdills’ managing director, Tim Cogan, commented: “Ian is an inspiration, and a fantastic role model for our community… we’ll be encouraging everyone to cheer him on”.

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