The second was won by Jordan Howe who also took bronze in the T35 100m final.
Rhys Jones (T37) and Bradley Wigley (T38) also won 100m bronze medals.
Jones who also won bronze at the Commonwealth Games said he was “over the moon” with his medal.
“I’ve been out injured for most of the winter,” said Jones, “just getting here and to the Commonwealth Games was an amazing achievement.
“But coming away with a medal on home soil is extra special.”
Earlier Olivia Breen narrowly missed out on a medal finishing fourth in the T38 long jump.
Breen, 18, was just 38cm behind third-placed Ramune Adomaitiene of Lithuania.
“It’s quite frustrating, but I got a PB so I can’t really ask for anything more,” Breen said.
“I only started [long jump] in January so it hasn’t been long at all, it’s been quite hard to get prepared.
“Going from sprinting to long jump is quite a big thing, but I’m really enjoying it.”
Jenny McLoughlin also missed out on a medal finishing fifth in the T37 100m final in a time of 14.52 seconds.
Shot putter Beverely Jones, 39, was sixth in the women’s F37 event with a throw of 9.01m.
