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Boxer Kell Wood supports drive safety programme

Boxer Kell Brook, Superintendent Eddie Murphy from SYP and Watch Manager Dave Newton from SYFR, with the Subaru

Published on Tuesday 21 February 2012 11:30

Boxing star Kell Wood has put his weight behind a safe driving package that educates youngsters about road risks.

He visited the Lifewise Centre in Hellaby to be shown the Subaru Impreza and driving simulator, used as part of driving safety programmes by the police and fire service.

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