We’re very proud to be partnered with the organisations below to bring you the UK’s best running exhibition! If you’d like to become a Partner too, you can find an enquiry form at the bottom of this page.
Click on a Partner below to find out more.
Official Charity Partner
At Cancer Research UK we pioneer research to bring forward the day when all cancers are cured. With no government funding, our progress depends on your donations.
Go to Website
Official Elite Runners Partner
Official Elite Runners Partner
Athletics Weekly is the UK's No.1 website, magazine and social media hub for road racing, track and field and cross country.
Go to Website
Official B2B Partner
Sports Insight are the world's leading magazine dedicated to the B2B sports trade, covering nutrition, tech, lifestyle, buyers guides, and much more.
Go to Website
Official Magazine Partner
Official Magazine Partner
Women’s Running is the UK’s first and only running magazine dedicated to women. It offers advice on health, nutrition, inspiration, gear, and lists upcoming events, as well as an active blog. The Women’s Running magazine also boasts an impressive total reach of nearly 500,000 runners across the country.
Go to Website
Official Magazine Partner
Official Magazine Partner
Men’s Running is the only men’s running magazine which also features fitness, sports, lifestyle, health, nutrition and a razor-like wit. The magazine offers straightforward advice, inspiration and guidance to all levels of runner, giving you the motivation to get out there. With an estimated total reach of nearly 200,000 runners, and with recent issues featuring the Ultimate Tech Guide, Ultimate Race Guide, Ultimate Nutrition Guide, and Ultimate Shoe Guide, the magazine is an invaluable resource which stands out amongst the competition.
Go to Website
Official Social Media Partner
Official Social Media Partner
The National Running Show is delighted to announce a partnership with UKRunChat – the UK’s largest on-line sports community. As part of the agreement, UKRunChat will promote the The National Running Show to its community of 43,000+ Twitter followers, 6,000+ Facebook fans and 7,000+ Instagram followers. In exchange, UKRunChat members will receive a range of special offers for the National Running Show including free tickets and exciting competition prizes.
Go to Website
Breathe Unity offers bespoke Sports PR services for the sports industry, working with Events, Races, Brands and Communities. With over 25 years' experience in the sports, running, triathlon and wellbeing sectors, Breathe Unity is passionate about helping people connect, inspiring a healthy lifestyle and endorsing the power of sport to enhance people's lives.
Go to Website
Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life is a series of women-only events raising money for research into all 200 types of cancer.
Go to Website
The sixth Ealing Half Marathon takes place on Sunday 24th September 2017 and is well known for its huge community support and great atmosphere, with runners travelling from all over the UK and abroad to experience the #EalingFeeling.
This much loved and multi award-winning event starts and finishes in Lammas Park and takes runners around the leafy streets and parks of the West London Borough. The race is organised by Ealing Half Marathon CIC, with all profit ploughed back into health and fitness related projects in the community.
Entries are still open and the last places are selling fast, secure your place on the 2017 start line now!
Go to Website
Running Heroes wants to reward you for running! Sign up for free, connect your favourite running app (compatible with Strava, Runtastic, Fitbit, Runkeeper, Garmin, Nike+, etc), run and earn points, and win discounts and free prizes! Brand partners include the likes of Nike, adidas, ASICS, Under Armour, Lufthansa, Deliveroo, Uber, Manchester Marathon and Human Race. More than 500,000 runners from France, the UK and Australia have joined the platform since inception in Paris three years ago. Running Heroes is available on desktop and is also a mobile application available for free on App Store / Google Play Store. BONUS: sign up with the code NRS18100 and get 100 bonus points to start you up!
Go to Website
Run Mummy Run® was founded in 2012 by mum Leanne Davies, who found it hard to keep the momentum going with her running after having children. She created a small Facebook group for her and two running friends which grew in popularity, and in 2017 they estimate their online network to be 60,000 women strong. The community welcomes females of any ability to gain support, encouragement and motivation – being a mum is not obligatory. With an ethos based around kindness, Run Mummy Run is a place to find friendships, confidence and enjoy all the good that running brings.
Go to Website
The Running Awards are an independent set of awards for all things running - for runners, voted by runners. They were set up to identify and recognise the best in running every year.
Go to Website
The ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon in Trafford on the same super fast course that is the flattest marathon course in the UK and one of the flattest in the world.
For 2018, the race village will be at Emirates Old Trafford, the home of Lancashire Cricket Club and will be sited on the car park in front of the stadium. You will start the race just a short walk away on the A56 White City Roundabout and finish on Talbot Road outside Emirates Old Trafford. The venue change is in line with our growth plans for the event and now allows us to have an 8m wide finish giving you a spectacular finale to your great day.
Go to Website
Returning to the city of Derby for a fourth year, the Ramathon – now with a world record to its name – will again be based at Derby County’s iconic Pride Park Stadium; the home of the Rams. At 2016’s Ramathon, Lindsy James set a new world record as fastest female to complete a half marathon pushing a baby in a pram. Taking in the bustle of the city centre as well as the scenic grounds of Elvaston Castle Country Park, Ramathon is a flat and fast course, providing runners with the potential to achieve a personal best.
Go to Website
We offer professional expert advice on any aspect of planning and delivering a successful, safe running event. We are very comfortable taking on project management roles for events of any size and complexity. We enjoy working with charity or local authority clients to produce a running event to their brief. We regularly take events from the planning stages, through development, to on the day delivery managing all aspects of the project.
Go to Website
Impact Marathon Series is a social business designed to harness the power of running marathons to link it with sustainably building communities and bringing people together, leaving a lasting impact on the world. “In today’s world it is easy to be overwhelmed by the issues we face and it’s even harder to envisage the solutions. As an Impact Marathon pioneer, we firmly believe that each one of us can make a difference.”
Go to Website
aat-events have been organising running races, sportives, open water swimming and multi-sport events since 2004. “aat-events organises some of Surrey’s biggest and best know events including the award winning Mercer Surrey Half Marathon and sell out events; Fitstuff g3 and Fox Ultra. We offer great value events for all abilities including a programme of kids events, short distance trial runs, cycle sportives and deliver bespoke corporate events. aat-events work with and are supported by Macmillan, Parkinson’s’, Harrison’s Fund and Alzheimers chantries and have sponsorship agreements with some of the UK’s largest businesses.”
Go to Website
White Star Running aims to organise fun, sociable and value for money running events, for runners of all abilities, with no corporate claptrap. We believe in races that are tough, marshals that are friendly, views that are awesome and beer that is cold.
Go to Website
The Runfies of the world Facebook group is an active member’s area where people from around the world can share their 'Runfies'. Originally a 'Runfie' was classed as a photograph that you take of yourself before, during, or after a run to share your runner’s high, your latest running fashion statement, or to show off some form of badassery. Over time, this has moulded into more than just taking a selfie whilst running. It has become a way of showing others the places we get to run, the fabulous scenery in which we are lucky to run through, the medals we earn, the friends we run with, the highs and lows of running. And because not everyone carries a camera whilst running, sometimes it is our friends and family capture a great photo of our run or race.
Go to Website
