One of Oxfordshire’s most celebrated events, the Oxford Half marathon, has completely sold out with all charity places now secured. General entries for 2025 sold out in record time back in January and the event is now fully booked with next year’s event now the next time hopeful participants can take part. Official charity places
The 2026 Hackney Half Marathon sold out two days after 2025’s event, a new record Charity places are now the best way for people to take part next year 2025’s event raised over £4m for charity, with 25,000 people signed up London’s biggest half marathon, the Hackney Half, has once again broken its sell-out record,
The Wizz Air Hackney Half 2025 is around the corner, with the borough getting ready for a celebration of running as 25,000 people take on the 13-mile race. Alongside the half marathon, Hackney Marshes will be transformed into the Hackney Moves festival, with free entertainment, music and fitness sessions delivered to runners and spectators, completing
Thousands of runners will take over Hackney on 18 May, the majority being Londoners, taking in the atmosphere and celebrating the capital. Participants had their chance to give their reasons for signing up to the 13-mile challenge. As is often the case, many runners have inspirational tales of fundraising, overcoming hardship, or in memory of
The Oxford Half marathon has sold out in record time once again, something it has achieved in each of the last three years. The race, which takes place on 12 October, has officially sold out of general entry places in January, the earliest the event has ever seen. 2022 saw the event sell out in
The 2025 Wizz Air Hackney Half marathon has sold out of general entry places after the first two weeks of being on sale, with runners still able to secure charity places. 2025’s half marathon went on sale to those that took part this year during the weekend of the Hackney Moves festival, before going on
General entries for the 2024 Oxford Half have sold out in record time, with around 11,000 runners already registered to take to the iconic streets of Oxford this October. However, those who haven’t yet secured their place need not worry, as there are still charity places available for the event, which is expected to see
University of Bath student Jenny Nesbitt made a winning debut over the half-marathon distance when she was the first woman home in the Vitality Reading Half-Marathon on Sunday. The Trendell Sports Scholar, who is in the first year of a Sports & Social Science course, was all smiles as she crossed the line in 1:12:54
Staff and athletes at the University of Bath were among the 12,700 runners who took part in the Vitality Bath Half Marathon on Sunday. For Bob Smith (pictured above with comedian Russell Howard), Senior Strength & Conditioning Coach with the Team Bath MCTA International High-Performance Tennis Academy, it was his 11th half-marathon in as many
Eleven University of Bath staff members are putting on their running shoes to raise money for a sports development project in Africa by taking on the 2016 Vitality Bath Half Marathon. All sponsorship money raised by the team on Sunday, March 13 will go towards funding the UK Sport IDEALS project in Zambia. The University’s
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