The Heron Half Marathon will take place on Sunday 29th June and will start and finish at RNAS Yeovilton, Somerset. The route is FLAT and FAST but caters for all running abilities, from the seasoned club runner to the newbie runners. The event is in aid of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Medal Goody bag Pacers […]
Join Ruby Red Running for a beautiful run through the Blackdown Hills. With two challenging but stunning routes to choose from, everyone is encouraged to come and explore this area of outstanding natural beauty. All runners will be rewarded with tea and cake at the finish line. Enjoy a 10k (ish) or 3k (ish) run […]
2025 is the Special 10th Edition of Ham & Lyme The Ham & Lyme races take in the stunning Liberty Trail, which runs from Ham Hill Country Park in Somerset to Lyme Regis in Dorset, taking in some fabulous locations along the way, including the enchanting Wayford Woods, the breathtaking panoramas from Lambert's Castle (if […]
Classic Devon Road Race. Take on this challenging route and prove you mettle! The Chudleigh Classic Road Race is back for 2025, now proudly organised by City Runs! This historic and much-loved event offers a scenic yet challenging route through the beautiful Devon countryside. Whether you're a seasoned runner or a first-timer, expect a well-organised […]
Exeter 10k Introducing the Exeter 10k! Flat Fast Summer Route Get ready for an exhilarating and memorable race that will take you through the beautiful footpaths surrounding the stunning River Exe and Exeter Canal. This event has been carefully designed to cater to runners of all abilities, making it equally appealing to seasoned athletes looking […]
Our Trust10 10k trail is a challenging multi terrain run involving steep climbs and uneven, muddy paths. The route is available online. With a bit of running under your belt you’ll be used to planning your own runs but we have waymarked this route for our regular event on the 4th Sunday of the month […]
This year we have decided that the revised route, most recently forced upon us due to erosion, will become our permanent course for the foreseeable future. In recognition of this we have reset the course records based upon times recorded over the previous two years on the new course. There is now a real incentive […]
