CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Your Middlesbrough 3K Fun Run is NEW to the Run For All calendar for 2019 and will provide you a proper fun and friendly Teesside running experience on the same day as the Middlesbrough 10K.

A NEW 10K for our Asda Foundation 10K Series and one we are so proud and excited to become the guardians of. This fantastic run – formerly known as the Tees Pride 10K – is a real local favourite, with thousands of runners helping the event to raise money for great causes.

Staged in partnership with Bury-based I Will If You Will, this friendly 10K encourages runners of all abilities to grab a friend and together tackle one of the region’s best-loved charity runs. Rightly considered to be one of the friendliest events on the Run For All calendar.

Fun and fitness for all the family in this joyous Arena Group-sponsored event in which adults and children aged 3+ take on a 1.4K course. Entry is FREE for youngsters aged 3-14 for a great event that takes place on the same day as the Bury 10K.

A super sporting city deserves an outstanding 10K and this exciting event, organised in partnership with Sheffield City Council, has quickly established itself as a highlight on the region’s running calendar. Add some STEEL to your calendar!

Why should the adults have all the fun? Youngsters aged 3-14 are cheered all the way as they experience the special atmosphere of this popular Fun Run on the same day as the Sheffield 10K.

A must do event for everyone determined to test themselves over the iconic Marathon distance. A scenic course that takes in historic York, picturesque villages and attractive country lanes makes this run a winner - not to mention becoming an honourary Yorkshireman (or woman) for the day!

Enjoy that special Yorkshire Marathon atmosphere and let the spectators spur you on as you tackle this terrific 10 miler which starts and finishes at the University of York.

Arena Group has supported Run for All’s Mini and Junior events since 2010. Their support covers the cost of entry fees for every child up to the age of 15, which allows us to host Lincoln’s largest free-to-enter charity sports event for children.

Whether you are looking for a PB or aiming to have as much fun as possible, this 10K run is for you. Thousands take part in this event every year in what is a beautiful, historical cathedral city.

With an electric City Centre start and finish, this popular Half Marathon is renowned for its fantastic support and wonderful Peak District views – your reward for conquering the climb out of the Steel city.

One half of the Hull Running Festival, this Half Marathon enjoyed a highly successful debut in 2018 alongside the well-established Hull 10K - held on the same day. The city's fantastic atmosphere and appetite for running makes this a brilliant summer event.

This will be the 10th running of a much-loved 10K that has grown into one of East Yorkshire's biggest charity runs, raising huge sums for local causes. As of 2018, its one half of the Hull Running Festival, with the Hull Half Marathon held on the same day.

Get the family together and get active with this exciting challenge - part of the Asda Foundation GEAR 10K in King's Lynn. Open to children and adults of all abilities, the 1.2-mile course sets off from Tuesday Market Place, starting at 9:45am, before the full 10K gets going.

A Grand East Anglia Run that uses a fantastic 10K route to make the most of the beauty surrounding King's Lynn, including the River Ouse pathway, The Walks, Custom House and Greyfriars Tower.

Boasting more than 30 years of history, a challenging course and a wonderful atmosphere it’s hardly surprising that thousands of runners flock to Leeds every year for Yorkshire biggest Half Marathon.

This local favourite is making a move to the scenic University of Nottingham for 2019. In a special partnership with the University, £5 of every entry goes directly to its very own Nottingham Breast Cancer Research Centre. All further profits will support local and national causes, just like EVERY Run For All event.

A fabulous addition to the Run For All calendar in 2018, this event is something Derby and the East Midlands should be truly proud of. Formerly known as the Ramathon, runners of all abilities have flocked to take part. This year there is an exciting new route, with a City Centre start in Iron Gate.

The Timms Solicitors Derby Family Fun Run is a great chance to get the family together and active. The course is flat and approximately 2 miles long, so suitable for all ages and abilities. A fabulous event that makes the Derby Half Marathon an extra special day.

NEW to the Run For All calendar in 2019, the Ali Brownlee Riverside 5K starts outside and finishes inside Middlesbrough F.C's Riverside Stadium. You are guaranteed a fun, friendly Teesside welcome for a run named after a much-loved local, who is remembered for his passionate broadcasting about Middlesbrough and his incredible community work.

Joining the 5K, the Ali Brownlee Riverside 2K Fun Run is also new to the calendar for 2019 - both events take place on the same day. This is a truly family event.

The Arena Group Leeds Mini and Junior Run is a great way to get the kids out and active this summer! Both the mini and junior events will take place at the John Charles Centre for Sport in south Leeds – easily reached from across the city and with ample onsite free parking.

The run that started it all. Jane Tomlinson waved off thousands of runners at the first Leeds 10K in 2007 and it continues to attract thousands of entrants who want to be part of her legacy.

A run in the Red Rose county that deserves its reputation as one of Run For All's friendliest 10Ks. There is great support along a route that starts and finishes in the attractive Towneley Park.

One of Yorkshire's most popular 10Ks, thousands of runners head to York to marvel at its medieval gems while running on one of the most picturesque routes you could find - throw in a fantastic Yorkshire crowd and this is not a run to miss.

Join the thousands of runners expected at the ever popular Arena Group York Mini and Junior across the Knavesmire and York Racecourse. Using the same start and finish line as the 10K race, our young runners will be cheered on by the huge crowds that line Knavesmire Road - a special experience.