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Sir Geoff starts the York 10K

Sir Geoff Hurst starting the York 10K

Congratulations to everyone who joined this year’s York 10K.

First across the finish line was Ben Livesey in 32min 2secs, and the first female was Karen Hallas in 37min 4secs. The wheelchair race was won by Brett Crossley in 35mins.

World Cup winning legend Sir Geoff Hurst started the 5,000 runners from York’s Knavesmire. Champion jockey Richard Dunwoody and Yorkshire-born model Nell McAndrew were among the thousands of runners.

The Jane Tomlinson’s York 10K team would like to thank the City of York Council, Asics, Logistik, Lucozade, Morisson Utility Services, BBC Radio York, and The Press, and all the volunteers for their ongoing support.

The 2011 Jane Tomlinson’s York 10K will take place on Sunday 31st July, to pre-register please visit york2011@runforall.com

Pennine Lancashire 10K

Pennine Lancashire 10K 2010

Congratulations to all the finishers in the first ever Jane Tomlinson’s Pennine Lancashire 10K.

First across the line in Blackburn’s Witton Park was Lee Cook in 35min 46secs, and the first female was Gwen Kinloch in 42min11secs

The race was started by Blackburn Rovers hero Tony Parkes, Mayor of Blackburn Coun Sheila Williams and running legend Dr Ron Hill, who crossed the line in 53mins and 58secs.

Why not register your interest in our 2011 event by clicking here.

Leeds 10K on Channel Five

Paula Radcliffe and her daughter Isla at the end of the 2010 Jane Tomlinson Leeds 10K Congratulations to all this year’s Leeds 10K finishers – and thanks to all the volunteers who made another fantastic day to remember happen.

Jane The Legacy, Leeds 10K was shown on Channel Five on Saturday 10th July at 10.15am. You can still view it online here on Five OnDemand to see if you can spot yourself along the course or coming across the finish line!

British running legend Paula Radcliffe MBE started this year’s run, finishing the last 100m with three-year-old daughter Isla.

And why not do it all again on August 1^st and join us for the 2010 York 10K?

Jane's Legacy to St Gemma's Patients

Mike Tomlinson presents a cheque for £37,500 to St Gemma's Hospice A special Appeal to improve patients’ bedrooms at St Gemma's Hospice was launched today – and the first cash boost of £37,500 was from the Jane Tomlinson Appeal. Jane spent her final days at St Gemma's in 2007 so the Hospice is a charity close to her family’s heart.

The St Gemma's Hospice Refurbishment Appeal has been launched to raise the £339,000 needed to make vital improvements to the patient’s rooms on the In-Patient Unit, including installing hoists, revising colour schemes to give better contrast to those patients with dementia or visual impairment and improving flooring to minimise infection risk and reduce the possibility of falls.