2:09 Events

The Do It For Charity Santa Run is now in its 9th year and is Londons LARGEST Santa Run. Put runners in fancy dress and suddenly a run around the park becomes 10 times more fun! This is definitely the case with the annual London Santa Run! Join 2,000 others Santa's in our annual 'Red & White' bearded charge around Battersea Park in this 5k festive fun run.

The Battersea Santa Run is now a long standing community event that welcomes runners, walkers and children to enjoy the festive fun.

As there are many local and National charities that like to use this Santa Run as a way of raising funds you are welcome to run for a charity that is close to your heart - simply sign up to the run and let your favourite charity know.

Become Santa with a red suit and white beard and run the streets around City Hall, Shad Thames, Tower Bridge and The Tower of London. Start is on Pottersfields, between City Hall and Tower Bridge, where you will join 2000 other Santa-obsessed runners intent on having the maximum amount of FUN. The distance is 5km, making it suitable for all abilities and adults. running, jogging or walking with children.

The festive run itself starts at 7pm and this Santa Run is the only event where you'll run past some of the most iconic locations in the world, dressed as a santa!

Run for fun or run for charity! This event is the perfect way to get you, your friends and family into the London festive spirit!

Sunday 27th January is an important date for Farnborough as it hosts the third Farnborough Half Marathon, returning after a sell-out first and second edition. Home of the world famous Air Show, Farnborough was crying out for a major running event and now, with the full support of Rushmoor Borough Council, we are pleased to say the town has one established - The Farnborough Winter Half Marathon.

If you're looking for beautiful scenery then look no further than the Longleat 10km; starting in front of the magnificent Longleat House the race takes in the estates private, and traffic free, roads, with only a short excursion of 400m on public highways as you pass the Bath Arms pub before the 1 mile down hill finish.