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Muddy Runners: Sharing the love of running across Hampshire

RunTogether is all about creating inclusive running opportunities for everyone no matter your age, background or pace. We recently caught up with Kate Bone, one of the founding members of Muddy Runners, an inclusive trail running group based in Hampshire, to find out more about the group and what it means to Kate to be able support others on their running journeys.
Alexander Stadium for European Championships in Birmingham

European Athletics Championships legacy: Inspiring the RunTogether community in Birmingham

Earlier this month, the European Championships lit up the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham with exciting athletics and running action. As part of the legacy programme, we have been collaborating with the Canal & River Trust, British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) and local RunTogether groups to inspire the local community to get active.
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Celebrating the recent success of Backside to Trackside across Essex and Hertfordshire

Backside to Trackside, supported by England Athletics, is not your typical “couch to 5k” programme. It brings together professional coaching, group support and specialist facilities to build a sense of community and belonging that helps guide its participants through a FREE nine-week course.
Run340! RunTogether challenge 2026

Join the Run340! challenge this summer

This summer, the UK hosts two major sporting events: the Commonwealth Games and the European Athletics Championships. To celebrate the inspiration and legacy of the Games, we’re inviting everyone to take part in our own virtual challenge – Run340!
#RunAndTalk Week 2026 Mental Health Awareness Week

Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week through #RunAndTalk 2026

Next week marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week and England Athletics’ #RunAndTalk Week 2026 in collaboration with Mind. This year, the theme is ‘Action’, acknowledging the importance of action, as well as awareness, in supporting those struggling with their mental health.
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Charlotte’s story: Running is a constant wherever life takes me

Simply grabbing our trainers and going for a run, especially with other people, can provide such a boost for our mental health. We recently caught up with Charlotte Edwards, HR Officer at England Athletics, to find out more about why she runs and the positive impact it has had on her mental health.

Running together through challenge and recovery - Sue and Tony's story

For many people, running marks the start of a healthier, more active life. But for Sue and Tony, two Run Leader Mentors, running became something bigger – a source of strength during illness, a way to process the hardest news and a reminder of the power of a strong community.

Running the London Marathon as a family - Mike Barnes' inspirational running story continues

This year, Mike and his two daughters are running the London Marathon together for the same charity. His daughters will be running their first marathon, in memory of their elder sister.

Smiley Miley’s – how one mile is transforming mental health in Exmouth

In July 2022, passionate runner, qualified coach and Leader in Running Fitness, Kevin Palmer, founded Exmouth Running Club with a simple aim – to help people enjoy running while building meaningful connections. In 2024, Kevin introduced a new initiative that is already transforming the way people in the local community think about running and mental health. He called it Smiley Miley’s.
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We are looking for RunTogether content creators!

Are you a passionate runner or Run Leader? Do you enjoy creating and sharing engaging social media content? Do you love documenting and sharing your running journey online? We’re looking for budding content creators from across our RunTogether community!