If you’re wanting to run your first, your fastest or your most orange 10k yet – this is the race for you.

Newton Cambridge Town and Gown is our autumn run of the series. The 2019 event will be the eighth year of the run. The scenic route takes you through the heart of Cambridge passing many landmarks, historic University College buildings and along the River Cam.

All of our runs our licenced by Run Britain and we’re proud to be the recipient of a Bronze award for the Best 10k in East England by The Running Awards 2018.

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Newton Oxford Town and Gown is the oldest run in the series. It started in 1982 as a fun run. It now attracts up to 5,000 runners every year – including serious athletes, fun runners and club runners. The 10k takes you along a City Centre closed-road route that finishes in the University Parks.

This route is unique and scenic, which makes it perfect for all runners. You’ll find beginners taking on their first 10k race, and more experienced runners, hoping to beat their personal bests.

If you’re wanting to run your first, your fastest or your most orange 10k yet – this is the race for you.

Key information

Date: Sunday 12 May 2019. 2020 TBC

Location: Oxford University Parks: OX1 3RF

Timings:
9.15am – The Junior 3k starts
10am – The 10k starts

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For further information about the Purple Day, please contact our events team on +44 (0)113 210 8851 or by emailing events@epilepsy.org.uk

Wear it Purple

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“Natasha: It’s such a long way for you to come and visit me.

Sarah: Well, if I was in the same position, would you come to me?

Natasha: Well….yes! I’d walk over hot coals for you.”

From there, Sarah started to work up some ideas to raise money for Myeloma UK.

Sarah said, “Seeing my sister-in-law digest the diagnosis of myeloma, from the shock of having to face a terminal illness, to three rounds of chemo, radiotherapy and two stem cell transplants has blown me away.

She has taken every step with dignity and bravery without ever moaning – a lot of us would probably sink into the depths of depression if given the same prognosis especially at the tender age of 35. So, in turn, I wanted to do something that would display a little courage and bravery (though I confess it’s nothing in comparison) to show her I’m with her all the way on this journey that life has thrown her. In doing so, I’m aiming to raise lots of money along the way to help fund the work to find a cure for this cancer that affects so many.”

The Fire Walk will take place at Shipley Primary School on Monday 6 May 2019, with over 30 sign-ups and over £1,000 already raised. It costs £40 to register, with £10 of that fee going towards Myeloma UK. The last remaining places are available on a first come, first served basis. You can join by emailing Sarah directly at firewalkforcharity@gmail.com.

If you are unable to take part, but would like to support Sarah, you can donate via her fundraising page.

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Spinal Cord Injuries Awareness Day is an annual event which raises much needed profile and funds for people affected by spinal cord injury.

We’re asking you to turn the spotlight on what it means to have a spinal cord injury. We’ll be raising awareness on social media so keep an eye out for us and join in by sharing, retweeting, and telling us what you are doing for Spinal Research.

For more information click on SPINAL RESEARCH link

Whatever you do, you will be helping us change the future of spinal cord injury.

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Prudential RideLondon FreeCycle offers a brilliant opportunity to get the whole family together to experience the fun and freedom of cycling on traffic-free roads in central London.

The event showcases the capital as part of a festival of cycling led by the Mayor of London’s office.

The route takes in the Strand and Lincoln’s Inn Fields and returns to the Victoria Embankment, taking in a section of the newly opened East-West Cycle Superhighway (CS3).

The eight-mile circuit passes iconic London landmarks including Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, St Paul’s Cathedral and the Bank of England and again goes south of the river with a loop over Waterloo Bridge, offering stunning views of London.

It’s free to register, so sign up using the ‘register here’ button below, or simply come along on the day and join the fun! Everyone who registers before 15 June will be sent a free tabard.

LONDONFREECYCLE

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Hike the beautiful Thames Path from Windsor to Henley, along the banks of the greatest and most iconic river in England.

Thames Path Mighty Hike

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If you would like more information on how to participate, please click on the link

VIRGIN LONDON MARATHON

22/04/2018

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During the service, the St. Paul’s choir will perform carols and also help to lead the congregation. The evening will also include performances from The Band Of The Welsh Guards, a choir of Stoll staff and Veterans and more.

A carol concert is the perfect end to the year, not to only celebrate the festive season but to have a few moments of reflection and thanks. We would love to see you all there, so make sure you get your vocal cords ready for some carol singing and grab yourself a ticket!

After the concert please join us for a festive reception of mulled wine and mince pies – the perfect event to get you into the Christmas spirit!

Tickets cost £15 including refreshments and £3 Veteran admission. For more information contact the fundraising department –

T: 020 7381 0036

E: fundraising@stoll.org.uk

How this event is supporting Veterans at Stoll

All proceeds from the evening will be used by the charity to help provide housing and other support to homeless and disabled Veterans. Stoll is the leading provider of supported housing to vulnerable Veterans and our work enables ex-Servicemen and women to lead fulfilling and independent lives.

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