What’s going on here, you may ask? Has Hartley & Worstenholme just had a new carpet fitted and asked all clients and employees to leave their shoes at the door? Not quite. These eager ladies at the West Yorkshire law firm and estate agency are getting ready to put on their running shoes and join in Cancer Research’s Race for Life on Sunday 13 June. Pictured in the back row (left to right) are Julie Barnaby, Sue Peach and Mandy Arkell; with Janet Roebuck in the middle and Hayley Atha (left) and Chris Ward at the front.
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