All entrants will have their chances entered into the prize draw and the winner will be picked at random and notified.Medway parks mile routes are one-mile routes in your local greenspaces. This competition will close on 31 st March 2023 at 11.59am. Any money received after the deadline will not count. Offline fundraising (not on JG) will also count but must be handed into our Offices before the closing date & time. Our normal Gold Bond terms and conditions will be waived for this one off entry – while it will be compulsory that you run for Cornwall Hospice Care and we will still ask you to fundraise there will be no minimum target and no deposit to pay. For every whole £1 that you raise, you will receive one entry into our FREE prize draw – meaning the more you raise, the better your chances! The average share of an online fundraising page to social media is worth £24 – which means you could increase your chance of winning by 24 just by sharing to facebook! In comparison approximately half a million people enter the public ballot each year – around 17,000 of those will get a place! You can only enter the London Marathon public ballot once – you have unlimited chances with us!

To enter, all you need to do is sign up to Run Falmouth 2023 and set up a JustGiving page using the buttons on this page. New Venue for 2023!ĭo you fancy joining #TeamCHC at the London Marathon in April 2024? Entry into our FREE prize draw couldn’t be easier… This event has sold out in previous years, so we are encouraging people to register in advance to avoid disappointment. Registrations will be accepted on the day if places are still available. Online registration will close at midday on Wednesday 8th March 2023, or when the race is at capacity. There are all the usual features of a Grand Prix event water stations, bag drop, bananas, prizes, and once again the Run Falmouth Half Marathon is being chip timed. The run is well supported along the whole route as locals from Falmouth and the surrounding picturesque villages come out to cheer the runners on. The route takes place entirely on the road and follows undulating Cornish country lanes featuring open fields and wooded scenes, passing the beautiful Falmouth Golf Course twice.

The 13.1 mile route starts on Cliff Road, first taking in the loop around Pendennis Headland and then following the coast past the beautiful beaches of Gyllyngvase and Swanpool and glimpsing Maenporth Beach as the route rises to give fabulous views over the bay towards Pendennis Castle.

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