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SATURDAY 2ND APRIL Lakeland Trails at Cartmel Cartmel Racecourse, Lake District LA11 6QF (event currently 35% full – discounted early bird entry available until 31/01/11) 3rd Sticky Toffee Trail Run 10k, 11am 3rd Cartmel Challenge 18k, 1pm 3rd Cartmel Trail Race 18k, 2pm www.lakelandtrails.org


Crawley A.I.M Charity 6/12 Hour Track Race


K2 Leisure Centre, Crawley pamstorey@tiscali.co.uk www.pamstory.co.uk


Prague Half Marathon Prague, Czech Republic info@runningcrazy.co.uk www.runningcrazy.co.uk


Regent’s Park Races Summer 10k 6 Race Series The Hub Regent’s Park mauriceraynor@london.com www.regentsparkraces.org


Guildford Monthly 5k Time Trial Stoke Park, Guildford Fiona.ian@ntlworld.com www.ggac.co.uk


Clandon Park Fun10k/4k/Fun Run George Abbot School, Guildford runclandon@stonepiles.eu www.clandonparkrun.co.uk


The legends of Sherwood Sherwood Pines Forest Park info@ratraceadventure.com www.ratraceadventure.com/notorious


Miles for Missing People 10k Regent’s Park, London supporters@missingpeople.org.uk www.missingpeople.org.uk/miles


SUNDAY 3RD APRIL The Rotary club of Edmonton – UK 10k race and fun run


Lee Valley Athletic Centre Edmonton, London www.edmontonrotary.org.uk


Votwo Dorney Lake Duathlons Windsor


Sprint 5k Run/20k Bike/5K Run Super Sprint 2.5k Run/10k Bike/2.5k Run


Email events@votwo.co.uk www.votwo.co.uk


15th Annual Active Nation Lincoln 10k Road race www.lincoln10k.co.uk


Blackwater Valley 5k Time Trial Camberley Surrey www.trisportuk.org


A20 Path ‘n’ Downs Run Ramada Hotel, Maidstone velocityevents@fsmail.net www.velocity-events.co.uk


Sussex Marathon Festival Ashburnham, Battle info@sussexmarathon.co.uk www.sussexmarathon.co.uk


Croydon Half Marathon Sandilands Club, Croydon www.croydonhalf.co.uk


Mountain Hardwear Open 5 Series Grizledale, Lake District www.openadventure.com


Bournemouth Bay Run Half Marathon and 10k Pier Approach, Bournemouth westevents@bhf.org.uk www.bhf.org.uk


Mel Millers Multi Terrain 10k Christ’s Hospital School, Horsham colinshaw@mac.com www.melsmilers.co.uk


The Gauntlet 5k Bures Pit, Colchester info@muckyraces.co.uk www.muckyrace.co.uk


s he prepares for his third London Marathon, Kevin Hewitt (AKA Big Kev) talks about his motivation for donning his running shoes yet again… “I nearly burst into tears when I reached


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Canary Wharf during my first London Marathon. The whole event overpowered me, and when I finally crossed the line the tears started to roll. I was so excited I’d finished and so relieved to have made it, and yet I wanted to turn around and do it again.


So the next year I did! “The incredible sense of achievement on race


Sandy 10 Sandy Sports Centre, Sandy nigelbush@hotmail.com www.sandy10.org.uk


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day is a powerful motivator, but knowing I am helping eye research charity Fight for Sight is what really spurs me on. “I have a relative who suffers from macular


degeneration – an incurable condition that affects his central vision and has left him with serious sight problems. Running the marathon is a practical way to help Fight for Sight find ways of treating devastating eye conditions like this.” ■ To find out how you can run for Fight for Sight in the 2011 Royal Parks Half Marathon, go to: www.fightforsight.org.uk/ royalparkshalfmarathon


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