British Olympic cyclist Chris Hoy and his wife Sarra have been awarded the freedom of the City of London for their charitable efforts, particularly in cancer and neonatal care. Hoy, a six-time Olympic gold medallist, reflected on his profound connection to London, especially recalling the 2012 Olympics. Despite his recent diagnosis of stage 4 prostate cancer, acknowledging a limited lifespan, he expressed gratitude for the recognition of his achievements, which include multiple world championships. The honor was presented in a ceremony at Mansion House, nominated by officials within the City of London Corporation.
Chris Hoy expressed a deep attachment to London, stating that it holds a very special place in his heart from his Olympic experiences, especially in 2012.
In receiving the freedom of the City of London, Hoy emphasized the collective spirit of the city during the 2012 Games and the unforgettable memories created.
Hoy and his wife Sarra were honored for their significant contributions to charitable causes, particularly in cancer awareness and neonatal care.
After being diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer, Hoy discussed the importance of cherishing life and the honor of receiving recognition for his contributions.
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