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Two of the region's Olympic stars have received a heroes' welcome at the venue where they train in Corby.
Crowds gathered at Adrenaline Alley to welcome the victorious Olympians Credit: ITV News Anglia Charlotte Worthington won gold and Declan Brooks a bronze medal in the Freestyle BMX competition in Tokyo. Charlotte was also the first woman to land a back flip 360 competitively.
Charlotte in action this summer at Toyko 2020 Credit: PA
Charlotte Worthington and her team-mate Declan Brook won Gold and Bronze Credit: ITV News Anglia Today they were welcomed back to Team GB's Adrenaline Alley training base in Corby where they are already inspiring the next generation of riders.
Credit: ITV News Anglia To come home and feel like we're bringing it home for all the locals at Adrenaline Abbey - including the staff- everyone has helped towards these achievements.
Charlotte Worthington, Olympic Gold medallist
Declan signing some helmets for youngsters at the alley Credit: ITV News Anglia It's just great to bring it back to this place, it's done so much for us, I've been coming here for 13 years now and I've seen the whole place evolve and obviously we have evolved a lot as riders as well it's amazing.
Declan Brook, Olympic medallist
Mandy Young set up Adrenaline Alley Credit: ITV News Anglia I've watched Charlotte and Declan train for years.. and obviously now becoming Olympians, and to have been on that journey and watched that and watched the kids inspired right with them as well, it's incredible to watch and that's what community is.
Mandy Young, Founder, Adrenaline Alley