Everything you need to know ahead of this year’s race The Oxford Half marathon returns on Sunday 11 October 2026 for another edition of the city’s iconic event that brings thousands of runners and supporters to the city. This year’s event builds on the sell-out success of recent editions with 15,000 runners signed up. From
The Half Marathon Challenge THE·TEAM Mass Participation, organisers of the Cambridge Half Marathon, and Motiv Sports UK, organisers of the Oxford Half Marathon, are thrilled to announce an exciting new collaboration between the two events: Cambridge x Oxford: The Half Marathon Challenge. It’s the first time the two half marathons have worked together, and the
12,000 runners registered for sold-out debut edition of the Saucony Run Shoreditch Half More than £110,000 raised for charities by participants Over 15,000 spectators lined the streets giving boost to local businesses Shoreditch hosted over 12,000 runners and around 15,000 supporters this weekend as the borough experienced its first-ever half marathon, with the event selling
East London will host a brand-new running event this weekend as the Saucony Run Shoreditch Half makes its debut on Sunday. Thousands of runners are expected to take part in the sold‑out 13.1‑mile race, which will start and finish beside Shoreditch Park. Everything you need to know: Race day details The event begins at 09:00
With 10,000 runners gearing up to take on the Saucony Run Shoreditch Half 2026 in September, Runna is sharing expert advice to help the borough fuel properly before race day. Good nutrition can make the difference when powering through Shoreditch’s fast, flat streets and potentially hitting the wall, but Runna’s coaches have outlined the top
All general entries for the capital’s newest half marathon, the Saucony Run Shoreditch Half, have sold out months ahead of the event with 10,000 runners snapping up a spot. While 2026 will be the debut of the Saucony Run Shoreditch Half on 20 September, last year hosted the first iteration of the event as 9,000
The HOKA Hackney Half 2027 sold out of general entries just two days after this year’s race, as demand for places in one of the UK’s most popular half marathons continues to grow. Following four consecutive years of record-breaking sell-out times, organisers focused on introducing additional ticket access windows to give more people the opportunity
More than 27,000 runners signed up for the sold-out HOKA Hackney Half Over 60,000 attend HOKA Hackney Moves festival weekend on Hackney Marshes Expanded community programme strengthens local impact across East London Over £4m raised for charity through this year’s event Celebrities including reality TV stars, comedians and DJs take part, with Norman Jay headline
The HOKA Hackney Moves festival takes place this weekend with 27,000 ready to take part in the headline half marathon on Sunday. Here is everything you need to know whether you’re running, spectating or getting involved in the fitness festival across the entire weekend. What running events are taking place? The HOKA Hackney Half as
The Hoka Hackney Half marathon’s headline charity partner will be London-based for the first time ever with Single Homeless Project (SHP) assuming the role in 2026. The local charity has been an event partner for five years and is now stepping up as headline for 2026, becoming the first non-national charity for the event, reinforcing
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