Frimley Green, England (United Kingdom) - "Run Frimley". Following the success of 2024, we’re delighted to welcome the return of the hugely popular Run Frimley on Sunday 4th May 2025. The event has always attracted a strong community following, with over 1,200 runners taking part year on year. The event is comprised of a closed road 5K and 10K race, which is officially measured, UKA certified and features chip timing for all participants to improve your overall running experience and safety. Our gradient-varied smooth-surfaced routes will also have dedicated cheer points and music to give you that motivation along the way. Back by popular demand, we also have our 1 mile ‘colour’ Fun Run for all the family to take part in, featuring exciting paint and bubble activation zones! With an amazing atmosphere and various race distances, this is the perfect event for runners of all ages and abilities! Bigger and better than ever is our Event Village, filled with an amazing range of activities and stalls, including delicious caterers and even a massage stand - there really is something for everyone. We even have face painters, giant games and more to keep your little ones entertained! 10K entry £23 | 5K entry £18 | Charity Place Entry FREE. Fun Run entry £13 | Fun Run Family entry £39 (2 adults & 2 children). 10k at 09:30am | 5k at 09:45am | Fun Run at 11:30am | Trophy Presentation 10.30am. Thank you to our event sponsors Lenovo, SCJohnson, Shaw Gibbs and Ideal Scaffolding. www.frimleyhealthcharity.org/event/run-frimley-2025

Milton Keynes, England (United Kingdom) - "Milton Keynes Marathon Weekend". The MK Marathon weekend takes place on the 4th-5th May 2025. We’re blessed with a tremendous amount of natural beauty in Milton Keynes, and we’re also lucky to have a world-class system of cycle paths known as redways. We have taken advantage of those factors to show off our green city, giving our runners a course that is scenic, interesting, inspiring, fun to run, fast, and excitingly different from other marathons. It is also much flatter and with fewer underpasses. Five reasons to run MK: 1. Scenic route with tree-lined boulevards, lakes, parks, and woodland; 2: Great entertainment on route with a festival feel finish; 3. Quality tech tee and goodie bag for all half and marathon finishers; 4. Great organisation, excellent crowd support; 5. One of the most awesome medals out there! www.mkmarathon.com

Naseby, England (United Kingdom) - "Shires and Spires - AntiClockwise Event". Shires and Spires is a five distance circular event starting and finishing at Naseby Village Hall just outside of Northampton in a wonderful central location. The event is run in a clockwise direction on even years and anti-clockwise on odd years. www.gobeyondchallenge.com/shires-and-spires-marathon-half-marathon-and-10k

Aldbury, England (United Kingdom) - "Springtime Trails 10km". Join us this spring for a 10km guided trail run through the beautiful woods and open ridge lines of the Chiltern Hills! All abilities are catered for. During the run we will give you tips on how to improve your running economy so you can make the most of your trail running. As with all Run the Wild events, you will be grouped with similar ability runners and led by one of our experienced Run Leaders. We walk anything too steep and it’s a good opportunity to get some trail running tips from our leaders along the way. The event will finish around 11am when you can enjoy a post run coffee at the Church Farm cafe. www.runthewild.co.uk/run/springtime-trails-10km

Lochness, Scotland (United Kingdom) - "Baxters Loch Ness Marathon and Festival of Running". Take part in an unforgettable marathon experience, running beside the iconic Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. The point to point route starts in an spectacular moorland setting and takes you through stunning scenery alongside the loch and the River Ness, to finish in the Highland capital of Inverness. Whether you're a runner or a spectator, there's plenty to keep you entertained over the weekend with an expo, runners' cafe, street food, live music, pipes and drums and family friendly activities. There's also the Baxters River Ness 10K and 5K, both races follow flat routes alongside the river in Inverness and are perfect for PB chasers and first timers alike. A 10K Corporate Challenge for teams of 4-6 employees and a Wee Nessie kids' race for under 5s completes the Festival of Running. Why not make a Highland weekend of it and come with family or friends? The area is steeped in history, home to castles, whisky distilleries, misty mountains and, of course, a chance to spot Nessie herself! Activities in the local area range from kayaking, dolphin spotting trips to distillery visits. With a choice of race distances and the festival atmosphere, the Festival of Running offers an amazing experience. But don't just take our word for it.... "The Loch Ness Marathon was my first every marathon and it was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Don't just think about it... do it!" Previous Runner www.lochnessmarathon.com