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Run The World With RW - 2004!
By Runner's World on 11/03/2004 11:12:46
Our finest trips ever: run with us in Switzerland and at the ING New York City Marathon!
not only gives you a guaranteed entry (UK runners can only enter via a UK tour company or charity), a tip-top hotel and all the help you need from RW staff in marathon week itself - but you can also call on RW staff for training advice from the moment you
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RW's Quick Marathon Index
By Runner's World on 02/12/2004 10:41:49
A short guide to everything we have for marathoners
marathon news. Just tick the box on your 'My Newsletters' page (you'll need to register with us if you haven't done so yet).If you need a marathon place...Specialist charity galleryOther UK marathons Best spring European marathonsBest spring USA marathons
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Readers' Top 50 Races 2009: 15-24 votes
By on 19/01/2010 12:06:52
You voted for them... here they are. It's your favourite races of 2009 (15 - 24 votes)
rural counterparts.5. Soto's 10K (97%, 100%, 22 ratings) Where? Lancashire When? June 26Charity fundraiser setting off from Fleetwood's Sea Cadet Base and leading runners out-and-back along the promenade. 6. Lincolnshire Wolds 10 (96%, 100%, 17 ratings
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UK Marathon Calendar 2010
By on 18/02/2010 13:26:22
From the Highlands to Land's End, and big city settings to wild rural corners, you're sure to find something to suit in our annual UK marathon calendar
; free post-race meals.Bedford Clanger 27 When: March 14 Where: Bedfordshire 2009 Rating: new to RW Run this if you like... going off-road; exploring unmarked courses; raising money for charity.Cotswold Marathon **ENTER ONLINE** When: March 21 Where
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A 95-Mile Warm Down
By Sam Robson 2 on 21/04/2011 19:24:11
Anything to avoid the trains...
. I had decided to run the marathon, then run straight home again to St. Ives, Cambridgeshire.I chose to do this to raise money for the Epilepsy Society (www.epilepsysociety.org.uk), a charity who work to help promote understanding of epilepsy
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My VLM 2010: Paul Rock (4:01.42)
By paul rock 2 on 12/05/2010 13:36:13
My story, my joy, my pain! First time and the last time (but I said that after my first half-marathon...)
running for charity (Breast Cancer Care) in what was certainly the pinkest shirt on the course. The run started off OK, got over the start in 19 minutes and started the slow process of going past the other runners. Things were going well, felt really good
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My VLM 2010: sam elliz (3:56.08)
By sam elliz on 27/04/2010 10:15:54
A great first marathon, but I cannot walk now!
at Canary Wharf and Buckingham Palace. The Best Bits The crowds shouting my name; kids handing out Jelly Babies (mmmm); seeing my 13-month-old son at Mile 13; hugging my wife at the finish; massage at the charity reception (Macmillan - awesome); champagne
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My VLM 2010: Katy Draper
By Katy Draper on 27/04/2010 14:56:39
Completing the London Marathon has been a goal of mine for 30 years - finally I have done it!
to watching it on the TV during the last few weeks of his life. When I got my place this year this was a chance to put everything right and nothing was going to stop me! The obvious charity to support was Macmillan Cancer Support - this completed
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An Evening with Ranulph Fiennes
By Alice Palmer on 24/10/2011 10:56:43
Soak up the globetrotting achievements of explorer Ranulph Fiennes, get a taste for bushcraft and learn the secrets of the desert at this inspiring evening event.
the beneficiaries to give a talk at the Royal Geographical Society which helps TET raise funds for future applicants. Each year TET also invites a well-known traveller to speak in support of the charity - there will be two such speakers on November 10, Ray Mears
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Baked Apes!
By John Scally. AKA: Zilla The Gorilla on 01/10/2003 16:10:36
One was the world's biggest half-marathon. The other was the world's hairiest 7K. On the same morning as the Great North Run, the Great Gorilla Run romped 500 fully gorilla-suited souls around the straight-laced streets of London
gorilla-suited souls around the straight-laced streets of London's financial district.Every entrant was asked to raise £800 for charity, and was given a free suit, complete with hands and feet. It was the only race you could go to where you could wear
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