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Approximately 10k race (for those aged 15 or over) Chip timed start from 10.40 to 10.45am
Starts on the running track, leaves the track area and finishes back at the running track.  The course is multi-terrain and mainly traffic free using tracks and footpaths to the south of Lewes.  It is well signed and marshalled.  Some of the course is on private land so please do not run it at other times of the year.

Junior race: Approximately 1 mile start time 10.15am
Starts on the running track takes a half mile detour out through the Priory School grounds and Ham Lane.  Finishes back on the track. .

Toddlers Trot 400m  start time 10am
One lap of the track

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The popular Belvoir Half Marathon and 7km Road Race as usual will start at Hose Village Hall in the Vale of Belvoir and will follow the attractive, rural course tested over the 40 years that the race has been held.

The event is organised by Hose Village Hall Management Committee in order to raise funds to improve the village hall facilities. We get lots of local helpers, so that we hope that it is a friendly event, which first-time runners will enjoy, as well as welcoming back our many regular visitors. Parking is easy and free. Race-followers can relax in comfort during the race or watch the race along the course. We provide a range of snacks at the start, both for the runners and visitors.


 

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Race Venue – Start / Finish : Both the half / full marathon races will start on the Thames Path trail beside the Wraysbury Skiff & Punting Club Race HQ.
Half Marathon Route : The half marathon route will initially be one 2.5 mile out / back loop to Staines Bridge, followed by 2 out / back 5.3 mile sections, to the Old Windsor Lock Check Point (turnaround point) along this scenic stretch of the River Thames path.
Marathon Route : The route for the full marathon will initially be 2 out / back 2.5 mile loops to Staines Bridge, followed by 4 out / back 5.3 mile sections, to the Old Windsor Lock Check Point (turnaround point) along this scenic stretch of the River Thames path.
Course Marking/Signage: I will be thoroughly marking the Thames Path course with fixed Hermes Running yellow / black chevron signage and yellow ribbons on this run-route.
Marshalling: Both the turnaround points near Staines Bridge and the Old Windsor Lock Check Point will be very clearly marked and fully marshalled.

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Sunday 28th April 2024 8:00 

There will be entries available on the day. 

The Jigsaw Run is a great opportunity to run at Dunsfold Park aerodrome, home of the BBC's Top Gear and site of the Jigsaw Trust who support autistic children and adults.

This year's event will offer a brilliant opportunity for runners to get back on track and take on a fantastic flat and fast 10km race.

It is also a great chance to run for fun while raising funds for Jigsaw Trust, stretch your legs and prepare for the up and coming season in this friendly charity run.

This hugely popular event will be using chip timing and medals will be given to all finishers.

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  • Sunday April 28 2024, 10:00 AM
  • KT19 9SH

The Hogsmill 5 is a friendly ladies-only running race over 5 miles, organised each year by the Epsom Allsorts ladies running club.  With no cut-off time it's a perfect target for absolute beginners, and enjoyed by established runners too. 

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The Ted Pepper 'Seven' was first organised in 1979, unfortunately, due to Covid-19 the 2020 event was cancelled - so this year is the 44th running of the event.

Back in 1979 the Club Committee turned down a request to make it a 10k road race, as they said no one ran 10k on the roads! (those were the days). 

It was always a short seven miles and was basically 3 laps around the Langley Park area of Beckenham.  In 1991 the course was re-measured and adjusted to make it 10k.

In 2012 the event was moved to Norman Park and became an Off-Road 10k, starting and finishing on Norman Park Track.

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A scenic bi-annual race series starting from near the Bewl Water Visitor Centre (Lamberhurst) Kent and following the Bewl around the reservoir route. All 4 courses are run on a combination of undulating rural wooded trail and along some quiet country lanes, with lovely views of the lake for most of the route.  

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After a successful year in 2023 the Cobham Festival of Running returns in 2024 at the beautiful Painshill Park. Created in the 18th century by Charles Hamilton as a living painting, this glorious evening run will allow you to run amongst a backdrop of dramatic follies, calming waters and simply stunning views. 

With races starting at 5.45pm and a choice of 10km, 5km and 3km distances, there is an event for everyone, including children.   

All races in the running festival are chip timed, with a bespoke finishers medal for all. The overall top 3 male and female finishers for each distance will be awarded trophies, as well as the following age group categories for the 10k event only:

15-17, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79 & 80+

Age categories are based upon age at day of race.  Finish times will be based upon gun time.

Our running events appeal to all abilities - from social runners taking the plunge into their first race, to some of the best local athletes. We strive to create an environment where all runners are encouraged to achieve their personal goals, no matter what their ability.

Entry fees include admission to Painshill Park from 4.30pm on the event day. Limited free parking is available on a first come first served basis. 

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Organised by Spelthorne Borough Council, Runnymede Runners and Staines Strollers. The Staines 10K aims to provide a fast flat race with the proceeds being donated to local deserving causes. The proceeds of the race will be donated to Manor mead school and other local charities

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To be held on 12th of May 2024, the annual Horsham 10k race is a popular multi-terrain race starting and finishing at Horsham Rugby Club. It includes one lap of the rugby field followed by two laps of the local roads, including a 1km section of bridleway. Organised by Horsham Joggers, this event also raises funds for charities and good causes. Run to UKA rules. For details visit: 

https://www.horshamjoggers.co.uk/horsham-10k/

There is also a 1.2k Under 16 Junior Fun Run at £5 with entries available online or on the day.

To stay up to date, follow this link to go to the Horsham 10k FaceBook page.

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Following the success of last year's event, we will be staging the 24th Compton Challenge again on Saturday, May 18th 2024. The Compton Challenge offers you the choice of a full marathon (26.8 miles), or a shorter 16 mile run. Both options are multi-terrain in nature, with the event starting/finishing on the Compton Village recreation ground (Burrell Road, Compton, Berks, RG20 6NP). 

 

Both routes meander around and over the picturesque Berkshire Downs, following clearly marked loops that criss-cross the ancient Ridgeway. The event will take runners along a variety of quiet tracks, trails and bridleways (which can get muddy when wet), plus some short, traffic free road sections. 

There will be an opportunity to switch between the marathon and 16 mile routes at the 9 mile point.

 

Entry fees for both races will be £32.50 (before noon on the 17th May, 2024) or £38 on the day. A £2 levy will be applied to all unaffiliated runners.

 

The event will be held under UKA rules (TRA race permit number 5220)

 

Race cut-off: All runners who have not reached the 9 mile point by 11:15 will be directed towards the 16 mile route. There is an overall cut-off time of 7 hours which should give enough time to complete each event, and enjoy a great day on the Downs

 

Additional features:

  • Timing chips/numbers to be collected on the day, from the race HQ
  • Marshals at all major turns
  • Aid stations positioned every 3 to 4 miles offering drinks & snacks (please bring a cup to help minimise our environmental impact)
  • There is a total of 1,500ft of ascent on the marathon route and 1,050ft of ascent on the 16 mile route
  • A unique hand-thrown mug (made by the White Horse Pottery) for all finishers
  • A free BBQ offering meat & veggie burgers will be available from approx. 11:30 for all runners (also for supporters with small donation)
  • Free tea & coffee available throughout the day
  • Showers & toilets available
  • Ample parking a short walk from the race venue 
  • See the Compton Harrier's website for other essential information
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The Hailsham Active 10k, 5k 3k and 1 Mile races return in 2024 after a successful debut in 2023.

Using the undulating roads in and around Hailsham, this series of races are perfect for the experienced runner to those looking to begin their running journey.

We will also continue to offer our inclusive disability 1 mile race for all ages and abilities, to give everyone their opportunity to race and receive a medal.

The 3k race is also perfect for the youngsters looking to add a medal to their collections!

The races include:-

I Mile Race - Start time - 10.00 am - Sponsored by Lightning Fibre

3k Race - Start time - 09.30 am - Sponsored by Crown Wealth Management

10k Race - Start time - 10.30 am - Sponsored by Hallmark Glazed Extensions

5k Race - Start time - 10.30 am - Sponsored by Hailsham Town Council

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The South Downs 100 miles, is a point to point, trail race through the beautiful South Downs National Park. Runners will begin at the stunning location of Queen Elizabeth Country Park in Petersfield, before travelling along the picturesque Staunton and Monarchs Ways, finishing over the iconic Beachy Head cliffs of Eastbourne. It is a truly epic route with lots of flat running in the first half before hitting the hillier sections in the second. It has a real mixture of terrains to keep it interesting and some really, stunning scenery throughout.
 

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GBR Run are pleased to be reviving this popular 5k and Youth Mile Series to the Sussex Running Calendar.

Taking place on an out and back route throught the Summer, the pancake flat course will likely produce some very fast times!

The events will take place on the last Wednesday of the month from May through to July. 

We will have prizes on offer for the leading runners and age categories at each race plus series prizes for leading runners with points scored at each race.

There will also be the Youth Mile taking place on an out back course along the seafront. All events will be licenced and accurately measured.

The series dates are

  1. Race One - 29th May 
  2. Race Two - 26th June
  3. Race Three - 31st July
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The Event is a sprint triathlon with a swim of 400m a 14K bike ride and a 5K run. The swim is in the pool. The bike ride offers an easier ride on the way out but a gradual rise in the road on the way back makes the ride more challenging.

For the children there is a swim and run - for those aged 8 a 50m swim and 500m run, for the 9-10 year olds a 150m swim and 1000m runner, for those in 11-12 age group a 200m swim and 1500 run, for 13-14 year olds a 300m swim and 2000m run.

The Leisure Centre has a coffee bar to support the early start and once the event has finished the Centre offers lots of activities from rock climbing, swimming badminton and squash

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This fast, flat, accurately measured, 5-mile course (mainly on Hastings seafront) returns for its 17th year, and will once again the route will include a 550m loop of the town's historic pier.

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The Run At Stanwick Lakes Summer Run is ideal for the recreational runner perhaps entering a run for the first time or the competitive runner looking for a personal best!

Stanwick Lakes is the ideal running course with purpose built tracks and the additional feature of being on a nature reserve with stunning views.

There are three separate distances to choose from – 5K, 10K and Half Marathon 

All runners are timed and receive a finishing medal.

Our Visitors Centre café is open from 8.30am on run day serving pre run drinks and food.

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TRC Handicap Race Four 2023

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SATURDAY, 8 JUNE 2024, 10:30

Experience the peace and tranquillity of the beautiful, remote Isle of Skye, the largest and northernmost of the major islands in the Inner Hebrides, and home to some of Scotland's most iconic landscapes. We're renowned for our strong community, friendly welcome, and a race run on closed roads. Skye, from the Norse meaning Misty Isle, will enchant you with its dramatic mountain ranges dominated by the rocky slopes of the Cuilin, miles of spectacular coastline from the Atlantic to the West and North Sea to the East, and its complex and captivating history featuring the Clans of MacDonald and MacLeod, its castles, churches and Brochs. Join us on Saturday 8th June 2024 for a race to remember.

The Skye Half Marathon is a chip timed loop with a course that climbs gradually away from Portree to Drumuie and then a fast downhill 2 miles to the Kensaleyre turn. The route then follows a single-track road through spectacular countryside at times beside Skye's longest River, the River Snizort, famed for its salmon and sea trout and fished by fishermen from across the globe.

Your entry fee includes a unique commemorative 40th anniversary Skye Half Marathon Medal - the choice of a commemorative 40th anniversary tech t-shirt or special anniversary gift, event give-aways, electronic timing, free downloadable photography [individual images not guaranteed] & water stations along the course.  

ISLE OF SKYE 10K

For the second year, Skye Events are staging a 10k run under a Scottish Athletics Permit.  As with the Skye Half Marathon, this will be a chip timed run starting from the 11k Half Marathon marker and following a single-track closed road through brooding, dramatic but spectacular countryside. Runners will be bussed to the start-line and the run will commence, on a gun start, to coincide with the start of the Half Marathon.  There will be prize winners across categories. 

Your Isle of Skye 10K entry fee includes a unique commemorative Skye 10K Medal - event give-aways, electronic timing & water stations along the course.  The run is open to all abilities, and runners must be 16 years or over to take part. We extend the warmest of Highland welcomes and hope you'll join us on what is sure to be an excellent day.

ISLE OF SKYE FUN RUN

Join our day of running, and help celebrate our 40th anniversary of the Half Marathon by entering our Fun Run.  Do it just because you can, bring along family and friends, dress up if you want to, raise money for your own charity.  Our chip timed 1.6 mile Fun Run is for aged 5 years and upwards [under 8s must be accompanied by an entered adult].  All participants will finish through the Half Marathon arch-way, receive a finishers medal and goodies. There will be age group category prizes as well as spot prizes.  This race is literally for everyone. 

For the little runners on the day [under 5s], we'll also host a Toddler Dash which is always a real hoot and gets those tiddlers very excited and in the running groove.  They can be accompanied by whoever they want to run with them. Donations on the day.

ISLE OF SKYE HALF MARATHON VIRTUAL RUN

This year once again we're offering a Skye Half Marathon Virtual Run. We'd love runners from across the globe to run at 10.30am on Saturday 8th June, Monday 10th June or Noon on Saturday 15th June 2024. All joiners will receive a medal in the post, a virtual certificate, and results will be published by 12 noon on 17th June. Race time results must be submitted by midnight on Monday 11th June. We'd love to know where you're from and be delighted for you to send us a selfie as you finish the 13.1miles for us to share with our running community.

The Isle of Skye Half Marathon is the premier race in the Scottish Hebrides and gives runners an opportunity to be part of the Heb 3/5 series. Skye is easy to get to via a toll free bridge, so no worries about missing ferries or bad weather!

Sustainable Skye Half Marathon

The 2024 Skye Half Marathon continues to champion the environment and to reduce the damaging impact a 1000 ticket race can have on our native landscape. We hope you'll support and embrace our initiatives and encourage participants to take steps to help with this including Lift Sharing and Buying a Tree to offset your carbon footprint. Find out more about our Sustainability Initiatives.

Finally, Skye Events is a charity with the single aim of bringing people together by delivering sustainable events to promote physical activity and benefit the community.  By signing up to run the Skye Half Marathon, you will be given the option to donate to our charitable partners including:-

Skye and Lochalsh Mental Health Association is an independent local charity helping those suffering with mental ill health. Poor mental health is debilitating, devastating and often lonely. It's even harder in a remote, rural area like Skye where the closest NHS Psychiatric Hospital is 120 miles away. Their amazing staff literally provide life-line support and a safe place to feel included and accepted. You can find out more about them here: https://www.slmha.co.uk/aboutus.html. Skye and Lochalsh Mental Health Association is a registered Scottish Charity: SC021154.

Skye & Lochalsh Young Carers aim to make a positive difference to the lives and futures of young carers.  They provide a safe place where young people can feel at home with others in the same situation, a place they can be themselves without question, where they can get much needed respite, where they can feel less alone, and have one to one help as well as bereavement support when needed.  You can find out more about them here: https://slyc.org.uk/

Skye & Lochalsh Young Carers is registered under Scottish Charity Number: SCO27909

Charitable grants and donations support the vital work of both these organisations and if you'd like to help them please think about donating today. 

Recipients from 2023 included Skye & Lochalsh Cancer Care, Skye & Lochalsh Citizens Advice Bureau, Skye & Lochalsh Mental Health Association, Portree Youth Club, Skye Dance, Skye Sailing Club, NW Skye FC, Skye Pipe Band, Skye Radio, Dunvegan Hall, Portree & Braes Community Trust, Helping Hands, Ionaid Throndais, Broadford & Strath Community Trust, with particular thanks to The Brownies and The Guides. 

By joining us, you will not only have an amazing day, you will also be making a difference to our island community. 

Photo credit for banner image: Alligin Photography.

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THE 2024 WEALD CHALLENGE HALF MARATHON 9 JUNE 2024

**Early Bird prices available until 31st December!** 

From 1st January 2024 prices will be £37 with a competition licence and £39 without a competition licence. 

The Weald Challenge is a trail half marathon from the village of Chiddingly, Sussex in June each year, although the route is actually 22km. The route is based around parts of the Wealdway and Vanguard Way. This is a lovely run through the beautiful Sussex countryside and with a relaxed time limit of 5 hours is suitable for a wide range of abilities. There are two checkpoints where water is available, at approx 9km and 16km. At the start/finish there is full first aid cover, indoor baggage store and free refreshments.

Handmade Weald Challenge mug and bespoke medal (with option of meals not medals) to all finishers.

For further information Weald Challenge (uckfieldrunners.co.uk)

Please note that there are no refunds: deferrals and name transfers allowed up to 1 month before the event (ie up to 8 May 2024).

Sorry, this course is not suitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs or buggies.

'Meals Not Medals' is where instead of receiving a finisher's medal, you choose to help provide a meal to someone in need, through the work of Uckfield Foodbank, https://uckfield.foodbank.org.uk/

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