Olympic heroes

The village of Doddington in Cambridgeshire has been honouring its golden boy- paralympic medalist Jonnie Peacock, with a specially-painted golden post box.

Jonnie, who lost a leg to meningitis as a boy, lives in the village with his mum. His triumph in the 100 metres was one of the highlights of the Games. His mum Linda Roberts had a go at painting the box in front of villagers and children from the local school.

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Olympic gold medalist Greg Rutherford from Milton Keynes is among the hundreds of Team GB athletes taking part in the Victory Parade in London.

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• Milton Keynes
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The bronze-medal winner boxer from Lowestoft, Anthony Ogogo, has been tweeting from the Olympic and Paralympic victory parade in London.

My @teamgb Track suit has been donned once again. My waving arm is well rested and ready to go to work. Got my wave on lock. #LondonParade

From @AnthonyOgogo on Twitter: ( 7:57 am, Mon 10 Sep 2012)

It's not even 12 yet but I think I've already got my favourite picture of the day #Swapsies? http://t.co/xwVPp8wA

From @AnthonyOgogo on Twitter: (10:56 am, Mon 10 Sep 2012)

“@wallyboy04: @katiecodsmith @anthonyogogo Very impressive!! He's on Float 6 I think!” Float 5. Peoples eyebrow at the ready!!

From @AnthonyOgogo on Twitter: (12:19 pm, Mon 10 Sep 2012)

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• Lowestoft
• Suffolk

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• Doddington
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The Paralympics closing ceremony will be held at the Olympic park in Stratford tonight (Sunday 10 September).

Medal winning athletes will lead the celebrations, among them some of our very own golden boys and girls

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• Jonnie Peacock
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Cambridgeshire sprinter Jonnie Peacock has won the gold in the 100m final. The 19-year-old from Doddington clocked a time of 10.9 seconds.

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