Man who died for five minutes after suffering massive heart attack says running saved his life An 18 stone man who was dead for five minutes after suffering a heart attack in 2015 said taking up running has saved his life . In 2015, at just 5’ 6” and 18 stone, Ian Goodliffe cut a very different figure than he does today, as overweight and struggling to even walk up a hill led the then 64-year-old to suffer a massive heart attack in Blackburn s Witton Park. Mr Goodliffe, who six years ago, led a virtually inactive life, says his determination to shed some weight is ultimately what has enabled him to carry on living.
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Tatton Park Farm
Tucked away on the Tatton Park Estate close to Knutsford, the Tatton Park farm is a 40-acre working farm open to visitors during the warmer months. With a commitment to supporting conservation, breeding and promotion of rare breeds, the farm is a great place to see some more unusual farm animals including the Leicester Longwool sheep and Tamworth pig. As well as animal talks and demonstrations, the farm has a woodland trail, den building, and has an all-weather play area for little ones to enjoy.
Walton Hall & Gardens Children’s Zoo
A firm family favourite, the popular zoo at Walton Hall & Gardens, Higher Walton, Warrington, has been entertaining children of all ages since it first opened its gates in the early 1960s. Adjacent to an impressive play area and newly opened Jungle Parc high-ropes course, the Children’s Zoo is free to enter and includes six bird aviaries, wandering peacocks, rescue animals a-plenty and three alpacas, Jim, Mally and Topaz, who
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Pub in the Park will be returning in various locations around the country
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With the rules on social distancing and large gatherings set to be relaxed from June 21, depending on the situation with the Indian variant, our hopes have been renewed for a great British summer.
Since outdoor hospitality reopened on April 12, Britons have become accustomed to the perils of al fresco dining in a country not famed for its reliable weather. Some respite was offered when indoor dining was allowed from May 17 for groups of 6.