A Sheffield man who was first persuaded to give blood as a teenager by his mum in return for coffee and biscuits has given his 100th donation.

Steve Cook, aged 53, from Gleadless, has potentially saved 300 lives through his years of donating blood to those who need it. The theatre orderly, who works withing Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, knows more than most about the importance of giving blood – where one of his tasks is collecting blood for patients for about to undergo operations.

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