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Ross MacDonald and Brian MacDonald have raised over £32,000 with their Land's End to John O'Groats cycling challenge
The two-week LEJOG ride covered 23,218m of climbing for music therapy.
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Matty Healy confirmed the news at the band's opening show of their Still... At Their Very Best tour last night (26th September).
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