Bloxwich周辺の10Kレース

Werrington 10K is an annual 10K road race run in October on the country lanes around Werrington in Staffordshire. Race HQ is at Moorside High School, where runners have parking, toilets, and changing rooms before the start. The route is undulating, so it is a proper road 10K rather than a flat dash, and it sits on the NSRRA calendar as a local club race with chip timing. Trentham Running Club organises the race, with Sub-4 as sponsor. The event puts real effort into reducing waste: water comes in paper cups instead of plastic bottles, runners are encouraged to car-share and bring refillable bottles, and medals are optional rather than automatically bundled into every entry. Bananas are provided for all finishers, and prizes go to the top three male and female runners, age-category winners, and team categories, including men’s and ladies’ teams.

The Alcester 10K begins and ends in Alcester, a market town near Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire. This 10-kilometre road race, organized by Raceways, is now in its twelfth year. The last event attracted its largest number of participants and sold out in advance, indicating that entry demand for this local race can increase rapidly. Participants depart from the High Street, proceeding onto Warwickshire country lanes for a single loop before returning to town. The route includes two aid stations, chip timing, finisher medals, t-shirts for all participants, post-race refreshments, and optional race photography. Following the finish, runners are conveniently located near Alcester’s cafes and pubs, rather than finishing in a remote field or car park.

The Brewers 10K & 5K begins and ends at Burton Albion’s Pirelli Stadium, making the football ground the focal point. This is a closed-road running event in Burton upon Trent, held in October, with the 10K commencing before the 5K. The race uses chip timing, features distance markers for each kilometre, and provides water stations along the route. The course proceeds through Stretton and Rolleston-on-Dove, offering open views of the Staffordshire countryside before runners head back to the stadium. RunThrough organizes the event in partnership with Burton Albion, and the race coincides with the club’s anniversary events. A past edition attracted over 1,000 participants, and the event is intended for club runners, those attempting their first 10K, 5K runners, Burton Albion supporters, and local families. Participants receive a themed medal, complimentary race photos, refreshments after the race, and items from partners at the finish line.

The Tamworth 10K begins and ends within the grounds of Tamworth Castle, providing a distinct landmark from the outset. This 10K road race takes place in Tamworth, Staffordshire, typically in October with a 10:30 am start. Its flat, fast course is suitable for runners aiming for a personal best, as well as those seeking a straightforward autumn race. The route crosses the Castle Grounds, proceeds into the town, follows a canal path in Fazeley, and then circles back to the castle area for the finish. KP Tamworth is the organiser, and chip timing is employed. Results from previous years are available, and Runner’s World previously ranked it as the fourth-best 10K in the UK.

The Birmingham Running Festival takes place on a November race day in Sutton Park, offering 5K, 10K, half marathon, and junior race options. It is structured as a late-season event, allowing runners to conclude their year with a short race, a longer effort, or a family-friendly junior run. The routes incorporate Sutton Park’s historic roads and gravel paths, providing a mix of firm running surfaces instead of a typical city-street course. The half marathon begins first, with the 10K, 5K, and junior race following later in the morning. The event also provides support for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

The Anglesey Trail Half Marathon & 10K takes place in Newborough Forest and Traeth Llanddwyn on Anglesey, North Wales. Participants can select from a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or Canicross. This attracts a diverse field, including seasoned trail runners, newcomers to the surface, road runners exploring different terrain, and those participating with dogs in the Canicross race. The course begins near Newborough Forest, proceeds through the trees to Llanddwyn Island, and then follows winding woodland trails, single-track forest paths, and sandy stretches. On open sections, views extend across to the Llyn Peninsula and the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia). This trail area previously hosted the Commonwealth Mountain and Ultra Distance Running Championships. The event is organized by Always Aim High Events, a North Wales-based organizer with experience in sports ranging from local events to Commonwealth Games teams.

DirtRun In The Dark Race 1 is a 10K off-road night race starting at Wyre Forest Visitor Centre, Callow Hill, near Bewdley in Worcestershire. Runners begin at 7:00 PM and require a headlamp, as the objective is to navigate the forest tracks and trails after sunset. The course consists of two laps within Wyre Forest, not a road circuit. Entry is limited to 200 participants. Canicross runners are permitted, the minimum age on race day is 14, and all finishers will receive a medal and post-race treats. Awards are presented to the top male and female finishers, with no age-group prizes.

Derby MoRun is a November running event held in Markeaton Park, Derby. It offers 5k, 10k, and half marathon distances, plus a 1.5k Mini MoRun for children. This event is part of the MoRunning series, which connects races across the country to support Movember fundraising and awareness. The routes are contained within Markeaton Park, focusing the day on a single Derby park instead of a point-to-point road race. The event is designed for everyday runners, families, children, and friends. MoBros, MoSistas, and Mini MoRunners are encouraged to participate, raise funds for Movember, and wear MoRunning attire like tees and running vests. The Mini MoRun for children is also chip timed.

The Run Alton Towers Half Marathon, 10K & 5K features chip-timed races within Alton Towers, located in Staffordshire, UK. Participants can select from a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or a children's race, accommodating families, novice runners, and those seeking a greater challenge. The course winds through the park grounds, distinct from typical town-road routes, setting this event apart from many local race weekends. It welcomes participants of all skill levels, with all finishers earning a distinctive themed medal. The event also supports Team Peter Pan.

Run Alton Towers takes place over a weekend within Alton Towers Resort, the UK's largest theme park, with both the start and finish located inside the park grounds. The event offers a 5k, 10k, half marathon, and a 2k children's race, allowing adults, children, beginners, and experienced runners to select a suitable distance. The races are chip-timed, with a family-oriented approach: entry provides theme park access, a themed medal, complimentary race photos, and post-race treats. The course follows well-marked, smooth paths throughout the resort, featuring kilometre markers, mile markers, and marshals along the way. RunThrough is the organizer, and the race village serves as a meeting point for participants before and after their run. A significant attraction is the opportunity to access the theme park rides after finishing the race without requiring an additional park ticket. The event also partners with Birmingham Children's Hospital charity for places, with fundraising goals for certain entries.

The Coventry 10k Charity Fun Run is a 10 km race held entirely within War Memorial Park in South Coventry. The start and finish are located inside the park on Kenilworth Road. It features a flat, accurately measured course with chip timing, suitable for runners aiming for a personal best and those participating for the charity aspect of the event. The route consists of a 1105-metre section followed by three laps. Water stations are available along the course, and results will be published post-race. MCC Promotions organizes the event, which benefits Acorns Children Hospice. Participants receive a bespoke medal, with spot prizes and trophies awarded to the top three finishers. The park has a history of hosting sporting and entertainment events. Essential race-day facilities are provided, including toilets, changing areas, baggage storage, First Aid, parking, and access via rail and bus. On-day registration is also available.