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10k Trail race in the woods around Betws-y-Coed on 9th November 2013

The Ultimate Youth Rugby Tour! Join over 250 teams and 8,000 people on tour at the Tigers Challenge at Butlins Bognor Regis, Minehead & Skegness.

Bollington Health and Leisure have served the community for over 30 years as a non profit organisation. Whilst we provide a clean and safe environment, we can't ignore the fact that such high demand over the years has taken it's toll and essential renovation work is needed. As we are charity run and get no council funding we often look towards fund raising events to help keep the center up to date. Bollington Health and Leisure and JWC Fitness are in the process of organizing a 10k road race. Finer details will be uploaded over the coming months!

The 2014 Brighton Marathon will take place on Sunday 6th April 2014 and will be our best race yet. With more runners, huge crowds and some exciting developments that we think will take the UK’s most exciting new marathon to a different level. Entries CLOSE ON JUNE 14th! Get yours now! Entries were priced at £50 for the first 2,000 entries. Subsequent entries are now £60. You can also run for one of our many charity partners. With over 300 charities that have places in the Brighton Marathon, you are spoilt for choice. You can visit the web site to find out which charity you can run for. Channel 4... Some great news for the Brighton Marathon is that our 2013 race was televised for the first time, something we’re incredibly excited about. This aired on Channel 4 on Saturday 20th April at 7am and again on 4+1, Eurosport and Sky. You can watch it now on our web site.

Organised by Banbury Cherwell Rotary Club and Banbury Star Cyclists' Club

UMA British Open 'No Gi' Grappling and British Open 'No Gi' Groundfighting Championships Events Page

The UMA British Open Karate Championships and UMA English Open Junior and Cadet Karate Championships Events Page

Upgraded, updated and uphill….but less so than in the past! That’s the new Spire Bushey 10K on Sunday July 14, the annual summer race enjoyed by local runners of all ages. For the past 26 years, the Bushey Quarter Marathon has been a highlight of the annual Bushey Festival. Now, for the first time, it has been officially measured as a 10K route, with chip timing for all participants, whether Junior runners from Reception to Year 10, fun runners testing themselves on a respectable distance or seasoned runners out to win trophies for their clubs. Organised for the second time by the England Athletics-affiliated club David Lloyd Pacers, the event is very much part of the summer sporting map. The beneficiary this year will be The Prince’s Trust. In a further shift from tradition, the Spire Bushey 10K has a new Start/Finish venue at Queens’ School, Aldenham Road, Bushey. This will offer runners indoor registration and changing facilities, plenty of toilets (the lack of which is the bane of many a nervous runner’s pre-race routine) and lots of space for the wealth of activities for runners and their families. As always, Spire Hospital Bushey phsyiotherapists will work their magic on tired limbs, there will be face painting and a bouncy castle for the little ones and, in addition, there will be hot and cold food and drinks and a variety of attractions including dance classes and a kids’ nail bar. And that opening sentence about it being uphill? The all-new route is just as varied and scenic as in previous years, with a loop through King George Recreation Ground for old times’ sake. But the good news is, there will be no everlasting trudge up the mountainous Chiltern Avenue.

Mull of Kintyre Bike Challenge, Sun Oct 13th 2013 See our website www.mokbike.com or visit www.kintyreforum.com

By kind permission of Arena Racing Company. Including Welsh National Championships, Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse Qualifier. Supporting Charity: Society for the Welfare of Horses and Ponies, Registered Charity No: 2266247

A fun weekly fitness session, starting Monday 24th June, at Birchall Golf Club in Unstone, from 5.15 to 6.15. Find out more about Sara Eames, our professional trainer, at: http://www.personal-training-works.com/

The Saddleback Sodbury Sportive is must do Sportive for all levels of cyclists, held on Sunday 18th August 2013. The Sportive is a Rotary Club fundraising event with all profits being given to charity, enjoying the wonderful Cotswold countryside, quiet lanes and beautiful views. Entries are now open for the 2013 Saddleback Sodbury Sportive and are limited to 750 riders. It is expected that places will sell out again prior to the event, so please enter as early as possible to avoid disappointment. Register your place today www.sodburysportive.co.uk . Starting from Chipping Sodbury Rugby Club, only a stones throw from the beautiful market town high street, a lovely place to visit and shop. The event HQ boasts ample free parking, tea and coffee at the start finish, free Hot food at the finish included in entry, changing rooms and hot showers. A choice of 3 distances (100 miles, 60 miles or 30 miles) will take riders along well signed and marshalled routes. The 100-mile route has been revamped for 2013, splitting from the 60-mile route at around 13.5 miles before re-joining at the summit of the infamous Frocester Hill at around 60 miles. All the routes have a good mixture of testing climbs, flowing descents and long flat sections. This combined with a great atmosphere will provide an enjoyable ride whatever your ability. The event provides chip timing, with mechanical assistance from local cycle shop Blast Bikes at the start and along the route. Feed Stations along the route promise to refresh riders with a generous selection of quality food. Combining the essentials with some homemade treats for those with a little more time to spare. Returning to Chipping Sodbury there will be free hot food, massages from the experts at the Toll House Clinic and time to relax. Onsite camping is available and can be pre-booked by contacting the Saddleback Sodbury Sportive. Organised by the members and friends of the Rotary Club of Chipping Sodbury, the aim is to provide a Sportive experience that is equal to the best Sportives in the UK, while all profits from the event will be given to charity. A huge thanks to all the riders and helpers from 2012 which raised over £6k. Please support the Saddleback Sodbury Sportive in 2013, we’ll provide you with the best event possible and you’ll help us raise even more money for charity.