Josh Griffiths’ London story began with the Mini Marathon

The Swansea Harrier is now a familiar face on the streets of London, however, his story in the UK capital did...

Mahamed Mahamed is just getting started

The wiry Southampton AC athlete has come a long way in more ways than one to clinch victory at both the...

Jack Gray has his sights on more than tabloid headlines

Jack Gray hit the headlines this week after winning – then being disqualified – at the Cambridge half marathon. We discover...

Laura Weightman’s fond memories of Mini Marathon

She might still only be 26, but it feels like Laura Weightman has been among the cream of British middle-distance athletes...

Luke Traynor’s ready to take on the world

After a breakthrough in Barcelona, it safe to say Luke Traynor more than earned his selection in the GB team for...

110 miles a week is the key for an improving Georgia Campbell

Georgia Campbell has made big strides on the North of England running scene and credits a 58:36 10 mile PB last...

Verity Ockenden: poetry in motion

Talented runner and writer Verity Ockenden had a year to remember in 2017 and is continuing to reach new heights this year....

Getting older is no fun for “aerobic monster” Steve Way

Steve Way is best known as “that former fat bloke who ran for England at the Commonwealth Games” but he’s much...

Dewi Griffiths ready for his ninth Armagh 5k

After recent injury lay-off, Dewi Griffiths aims kick-start 2018 in Armagh ahead of the Commonwealth Games. A podium place and a...

What makes racing in Armagh so special?

Returning women’s champion and course record holder Laura Weightman explains why racing in the small Northern Irish ‘city’ of Armagh stands...