Mickey Bushell backing David Weir for BBC Sports Personality award
Shropshire Olympian Mickey Bushell is backing gold medal-winning wheelchair athlete David Weir to clinch the 2012 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award.
Shropshire Olympian Mickey Bushell is backing gold medal-winning wheelchair athlete David Weir to clinch the 2012 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award.
Telford Paralympic gold medallist Mickey Bushell returned home to a hero’s welcome today as he got the first glimpse of the golden post box and bus which have been painted in his honour.
Nick Mashiter brought you all the action from London 2012, now he gives us his top moments from the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
A million people lined the streets of London to say thank you to Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic heroes after the country’s best ever summer of sport.
The Paralympic Games of 2012 have been the best ever. The Olympics have been a sporting spectacle to rank with the very best.
A golden post box is one thing – but Shropshire’s Paralympic stars Mickey Bushell and Danielle Brown are going one better with their very own golden bus.
MICKEY Bushell revealed his London 2012 Paralympic medal double bid had been hit by illness but refused to use it as an excuse for missing out on the T53 200m podium.
Mickey Bushell this afternoon kept alive his hopes of a golden Paralympic double – but only just, writes James Garrison.
Golden girl Danielle Brown has dismissed the prospect of a change of bow to target double success in Rio de Janeiro after defending her Paralympic title.
Paralympian Danielle Brown made it two gold medals for Shropshire in two days as she retained the archery title she won in Beijing four years ago.
Shropshire got its first golden post box today after county wheelchair racer Mickey Bushell stormed to victory at the Paralympics.
Jubilant Mickey Bushell claimed 100m gold at the London Paralympics, but insisted: “The Champagne remains on ice.”
Wheelchair sprinter Mickey Bushell, from Telford, will be going for Paralympic gold tonight after cruising into the final of the 100 metres.
Shropshire paralympics coach Chris Furber, who works with the British para-cycling team, blogs from London 2012 after an incredible haul of medals.
A former Army captain from Shropshire who lost his legs to a devastating Taliban bomb blast just three years ago narrowly missed out on a medal in the Paralympics.
Nick Beighton missed out on a Paralympic medal by the narrowest of margins – but insists rowing has turned his life around.
Gemma Almond believes she can declare a case of job well done after reaching the 200m medley final at the London Paralympics, but insists the main event is yet to come.
Shropshire paralympics coach Chris Furber, who works with the British para-cycling team, blogs from London 2012 as the competition finally starts.
Shropshire’s Danielle Brown was right on target this afternoon when she equalled her own Paralympic archery record in a spectacular qualifying round as the Games began.
The Paralympics opening ceremony went with a spectacular bang last night – but the Queen made sure the noise was not too loud for the Royal ears by wearing earplugs.
Shropshire rower Nick Beighton will tomorrow complete an amazing two-year journey when he begins his quest for Paralympic glory.