Sergeant Paul Cording BEM bade a fond farewell to North Yorkshire Police this afternoon, marking the end of a distinguished 23-year career. Known for his unwavering commitment to road safety, Paul has taken on numerous challenges over the years, raising thousands of pounds for local and national charities.

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In his final week before retirement, Paul embarked on one last charity challenge. Over 24 hours, he completed a gruelling 126.8KM by running or walking, symbolizing his NYP-issued collar number 1268. This remarkable feat raised over £6,000 for the Police Treatment Centre in Harrogate, which provides treatment and wellbeing services for police officers injured in the line of duty.

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