Royal British Legion Poppy Run: Best pictures from this year's event in Temple Newsam

The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Run Leeds took place this weekend in the grounds of Temple Newsam house.

By Richard Beecham

Published 30th Oct 2022, 11:45 BST

Updated 30th Oct 2022, 13:13 BST

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Runners, joggers, and walkers of all ages laced up their trainers and braved the rain to raise money for the Royal British Legion.

The fun 5k run was to remember those who have served. Take a look at some of our best photos from the day.

Dave and Steph Ong with children Eward, four and Jacob, nine of Cookridge.

1. All smiles

Dave and Steph Ong with children Eward, four and Jacob, nine of Cookridge. Photo: Steve Riding

The run started after a two-minutes silence and runners were awarded a Poppy Run medal to mark their achievement.

2. Finish line

The run started after a two-minutes silence and runners were awarded a Poppy Run medal to mark their achievement. Photo: Steve Riding

The RBL’s work is as vital as ever as it continues to support many veterans facing significant mental and physical health challenges, while many are having to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

3. Poppy Run

The RBL’s work is as vital as ever as it continues to support many veterans facing significant mental and physical health challenges, while many are having to deal with the cost-of-living crisis. Photo: Steve Riding

Team Gifford of Garforth pose for the cameras after their rain-soaked run!

4. Go Giffords!

Team Gifford of Garforth pose for the cameras after their rain-soaked run! Photo: Steve Riding

Simon and Chloe Middleyard give a helping hand to daughter Maisie, aged seven.

5. Downhill from here!

Simon and Chloe Middleyard give a helping hand to daughter Maisie, aged seven. Photo: Steve Riding

Kordian Kochowicz of Middleton after finishing his run. The RBL has been providing life-long support to serving personnel, veterans and their families for more than 100 years.

6. Lest we forget

Kordian Kochowicz of Middleton after finishing his run. The RBL has been providing life-long support to serving personnel, veterans and their families for more than 100 years. Photo: Steve Riding

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