#EalingFeeling: The Movie!
Take a look at this brand new short film, from the Ealing Half, celebrating running and communities.
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Read moreThe Virgin Money London Marathon is the world's largest one-day fundraising event and more than 75 per cent of the 39,000+ runners will be raising money for charity on Sunday 23 April, adding to the incredible total of £830+ million raised in the first 36 years of the event.
Read moreLouise Small (handicap -1.1) secured a top 40 finish in the senior women's race, while Victoria Weir (handicap 1.1) and Sam Stevens (handicap -4.0) finished as the top Britons in their junior races with 40th and 43rd place finishes respectively as the British Athletics team put in a determined showing at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Kampala, Uganda.
Read moreStandards are soaring across the country so much so that your handicap score needs to be below scratch to be in the top 1000 on the National Ladder.
Read moreClaire Duck (handicap -0.8) will captain the British Athletics16-strong team at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Kampala, Uganda, set to take place tomorrow, Sunday 26 March.
Read moreMo Farah (handicap -6.9) has occupied the top rung of the runbritain ladder since it came into being in 2010 but when Callum Hawkins (handicap -7.0) ran 60:08 at last weekend's New York City Half Marathon he improved his handicap score by just enough to topple Mo.
Read moreA SPORT rehabilitation expert from Cumbria travelled to Monaco last week to speak at an international conference on the prevention of injury and illness in sport (16-18 March). Opened by the Prince of Monaco, and organised by the International Olympic Committee, the triennial event attracts global leaders in the field and over a 1,000 delegates from all over the world.
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