2019 #clickyourclock competition begins this week!
We are pleased to announce that the 2019 #clickyourclock competition will starts this week, the London Marathon week, with the first prize draw on Wednesday 1st May.
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Easter weekend update
There were plenty of exciting results coming over from the US, no more so than the breakthrough 1500m performance from Will Paulson who ran the fastest outdoor time of the year. Scott Overall and Alyson Dixon took to the roads in Boston. Closer to home the Scottish 10,000m Championships saw impressive wins from Lachlan Oates and Fionnuala Ross.
Read moreLaunch of Brighton & Hove Primary Schools Half Marathon
The Brighton Hove Primary Schools Half Marathon takes place on Saturday 22ndJune 2019 and the organisers arelooking forward to welcoming hundreds of children for the grand finale of their cumulative half marathon.
Read moreWeekend update
This weekend, some of our best endurance runners were in Brighton for the 10k and the marathon, which produced the biggest field of the weekend. With over 13,000 finishers in the combined road events and great weather it was the place to be for a PB! The 10k winner, Nick Goolab (28:22) is pictured above along with another sub 29 man Phil Sesemann (28:58 in 5th place overall).
Read moreOldest runner Ken, 85, aiming to keep his ever present record intact at 2019 Virgin Money London Marathon
85-year-oldKen Jonesis not only the oldest runner in the 2019 Virgin Money London Marathon, he is also one of just 11 remaining Ever Presents who have run every edition of the race since the first one in 1981.
Read more#clickyourclock returns for 2019 during London Marathon week!
We are pleased to announce that the 2019 #clickyourclock competition will start at the end of this month, in London Marathon week, with the first prize draw on Wednesday 1st May..
Read moreRun to help manage or reduce the risk of Type 2 Diabetes
According to new analysis this year by Diabetes UK, there are around 4.7 million people in the UK living with diabetes - with that number expected to rise to 5.5 million by 2030. It's also estimated that there are nearly 1 million people living with Type 2 diabetes, but have not yet been diagnosed and a further 12.3 million people at risk of developing it. If not managed well, diabetes can lead to devastating health complications, so the need to take preventative measures against the condition has never been greater.
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