Stockton and Turner in marathon appeal

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Countrywide’s Nigel Stockton and Grenville Turner are to run the New York marathon for Cancer Research UK and Shelter.

The Group CEO and financial services director of Countrywide will be taking part in the New York marathon on 6 November 2011 to raise money for the two UK charities.

Grenville Turner will be running his seventh marathon in aid of Cancer Research UK, while Nigel Stockton is raising money for Shelter this will be his ninth marathon.

Stockton said: “Even though Grenville and I have both completed marathons before

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