Nick is joined by Matthew O'Sullivan, who is in charge of Harrogate Borough Council's Fit4Life, to talk staying fit in lockdown and the overwhelming benefits just a 20-minute walk can have! [podcast_episode episode="3576" content="excerpt,player"]
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Nick is joined by Matthew O'Sullivan, who is in charge of Harrogate Borough Council's Fit4Life, to talk staying fit in lockdown and the overwhelming benefits just a 20-minute walk can have! [podcast_episode episode="3576" content="excerpt,player"]
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