The Croydon Half Marathon

Providing the entry limit has not been reached, entries will be available on the day for all of our races. There is an extra charge for entering on the day and this is stated on the individual event entry form.

Results will be posted as soon as possible after the event on Nice Work's website. Please visit https://www.nice-work.org.uk/races/results

Yes, there is a bag drop available. However, runners are advised to bring as little baggage as possible.

Providing the entry limit has not been reached, entries will be available on the day for all of our races. There is an extra charge for entering on the day and this is stated on the individual event entry form.

Yes, you can enter multiple people when entering online or by post, provided you have all of the required details for all entrants.

We accept athletes of all ages, sizes and capabilities! Our events are fully inclusive and designed both for those new to running and experienced athletes. Each race distance does have a minimum age limit, which is set by UK Athletics. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept any runners under the specified age bands.The UKA age guidelines for races are:Under 3k – Any age3k – 9 Years and over5k – 11 years and over5 Mile and10k – 15 years and over10 mile – 16 years and overHalf Marathon – 17 years and over20 Mile and Marathon – 18 years and overUltra Marathon –

Our events are designed for runners; however, we do have walkers at some of our events. You may be asked to start the event earlier than the advertised start time and to complete the course un-marshalled, depending on the distance. Please contact us if you’d like to walk a race and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

UK Athletics rules prohibit dogs in races. However, for some of the more ‘fun’ events, it may be possible subject to certain conditions - please check with us beforehand. Our Canicross races are, of course, dog-friendly!

Yes buggies are permitted at our events but some events are not suitable due to course conditions. However, please note that if you choose to run with a buggy this is at your own risk and the occupant of the buggy is not covered by UKA insurance. If you have a query on a particular event please contact us.

All of our events are timed either by the traditional manual method using a stopwatch and clipboard, or by using chip timing. We will endeavor to have results available at the race and results are normally uploaded to our website shortly after the event has finished.

For most of our events, your race number will be posted out to you. If you have entered one of our summer evening 5k events or a mid-week winter event, your race number will be waiting to collect on the night. You will receive an email upon entry that will state whether your number is sent out to you or not.

For most events, your race number and timing chip will be posted out to you around 10 days before race day. If you do not receive your race pack before race day, please come to the registration desk at the race HQ and we will reissue your race number.If you have entered within 10 days of the event or you live overseas, your race number will be waiting for you to collect on the morning of the race and you will receive your race instructions by email.For some races, your number and timing chip will not be posted in advance and will be available to collect on the day, but we will email you before race day to let you know if this is the case.

Your timing chip is incorporated into your race number and should not be removed. Please place the race number on the front of your vest/shirt and not on your leg or back.

Please attach your race number to the front of your running top or vest using safety pins or clips, securing it on all four corners. Please don’t attach your number to the back of your shirt as it is difficult for our timekeepers and marshals to identify you.