The SSAFA 5k Road Race Series in Cardiff consists of three separate five kilometre long road races, which can be entered individually or as a combined series. This is a popular running event that has been supporting SSAFA (the armed forces charity) in South East Wales for twenty-six years! The series is held under UK […]
This is a free, timed 5k Community Run in Midsomer Norton Town Park that takes place on the first Saturday of every month. Organised by the Welton Church Runners and supported by the Midsomer Norton Town Council. Register at the Race Nation website.
A 5k, 10k and Half Marathon Race around Bute Park. Visit the Fix Events website for full details.
Take on the stunning landscapes of the Mendip Hills, either completing 8k trail or take on the 14k trail route. And if that's not hard enough, you can 'ruck' both […]
Two days. One map. No phones. A two-day survival race from Bristol’s edges across fields, lanes and quiet valleys towards Glastonbury Tor. Expect navigation, teamwork, campfire energy and the feeling of watching that strange little hill get closer with every mile. 28-32 miles in total (depending on your route). (Start location is outskirts of Bristol […]
Choose from 500m/2k colour run, 5k, 10k & Half Marathon. If you’ve never run through the tunnels before (one is almost a mile long) it’s an experience you won’t forget! Visit the Relish Running website for all the details. Read the Run Finder Race Review here.
A road race just south of Bristol. At around half way there is a SERIOUS hill in this race. But, get up and over it and you’ll be treated to […]
A mixed-terrain race taking place around the Three Brooks Nature Reserve in north Bristol. Organised by the Sole Sisters run club, the most up to date information can be found […]
An out-and-back road race on country lanes, organised by Crewkerne Running Club. You can enter now at the Race Nation website. Part of the Somerset Series. Further than one hour […]
The race route is run on country roads which remain open to traffic, but are very quiet. The course is an undulating loop which takes runners out of Fairford and through Quenington before a gentle downhill all the way back to Fairford town centre.