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Sunday 23rd February 2025

Cancer Research UK London Winter Run

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Cancer Research UK

Cancer Research UK’s vision is to bring about a world where everyone can live longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer.

By taking part in the 2025 London Winter Run and fundraising for Cancer Research UK, not only will you be taking on an amazing fitness challenge for yourself, but you’ll be helping to save and improve the lives of millions.

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Please note the route map below relates to the 2022 event. An updated map will be released in the lead up to the 2023 event.

Our epic route will pass some of the most famous landmarks has to offer, as you head on a whistle-stop 10k tour of one of the greatest and most historic cities in the world.

As if that wasn’t enough, you'll encounter many live acts throughout including live music, a huskey high-five zone and our penguin party.

You can check out the 2022 route below, with an early tease of where to expect our live performances.

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Stand Up To Cancer 5K/10K

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STAND UP TO CANCER 5K/10K!

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CANCER DOESN'T STOP. NEITHER DO WE. Join us for the STAND UP TO CANCER 5K/10K Benefiting Stand Up To Cancer and help MAKE THE IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBLE. Help support SU2C's groundbreaking initiative created to accelerate innovative cancer research, generate awareness, educate the public on cancer prevention, and help more people diagnosed with cancer become long-term survivors.

Sign up for the Stand Up To Cancer 5K/10K, complete it anytime and anywhere, and help give back to a great cause! Every entry gets you a custom high-quality shirt that is sure to be your new favorite, a cool finisher medal, a customizable bib, along with a donation to Stand Up To Cancer in order to help SU2C get one step closer to its mission of making everyone diagnosed with cancer a survivor! STAND UP TO CANCER!

• Register for the Stand Up To Cancer 5K/10K before October 31, 2024.
• Complete a 5K (3.1 miles) or 10K (6.2 miles) at your convenience any time anywhere (no deadline)!
• Celebrate your accomplishment by sharing on social media! #SU2C5K10K #IRun4Movement

REGISTRATION INCLUDES

• ENTRY To The Stand Up To Cancer Virtual 5K/10K
• Official STAND UP TO CANCER Unisex Shirt, Women's Tank, or Lightweight Hoody Upgrade
• Finisher MEDAL
• Customizable RUNNER BIB  to share what you STAND UP for
• DONATION to Stand Up To Cancer  on your behalf
• A chance to win cash & other cool prizes when you SHARE your post-run/walk photo on Instagram using #SU2C5K10K #IRun4Movement

Anytime and anywhere! The Stand Up To Cancer 5K/10K  can be completed in your own neighborhood, on your favorite running trail, at the park, or even on the treadmill. Sign up and get your friends to sign-up too! #SU2C5K10K  #IRun4Movement

HOW TO COMPLETE YOUR VIRTUAL RUN

• Register for the Stand Up To Cancer 5K/10K  and complete a 5K/10K anytime anywhere. Simply run or walk 3.1 or 6.2 miles any time and any place that works for you. In your neighborhood, your favorite trail, or even on a treadmill!
• We will ship your official Stand Up To Cancer shirt, finisher medal, and race bib (Packages will ship 2-3 weeks after completing your registration)
• After you complete your 3.1 or 6.2 miles, share your accomplishment and the good you’re doing by posting pictures to social media. Show off in your new shirt, and/or wearing your medal, and be sure to use #SU2C5K10K & #IRun4Movement  when you post your pictures for a chance to win cash and other cool prizes!

About I RUN 4 MOVEMENT

The Stand Up To Cancer Virtual 5K/10K  is another event in the I RUN 4 MOVEMENT virtual running series. The Stand Up To Cancer Virtual 5K/10K gives you the opportunity to help raise awareness and funds for Stand Up To Cancer by participating in a virtual event.

Founded in 2018, I RUN 4 MOVEMENT has hosted more than 150+ premier virtual events celebrating with Runners, Joggers, and Walkers across the country.  Join the I Run 4 Movement family today and become part of a growing community that is Staying Fit, Having Fun, and Giving Back to their Favorite Charities by participating in Virtual Runs. WE CAN'T WAIT TO CELEBRATE WITH YOU!

REFER YOUR FRIENDS TO EARN CASH BACK

• Sign up for the Stand Up To Cancer 5K/10K
• Once your registration is complete, you will receive a unique referral link to share with your friends, family or post on social media
• Get 5 FRIENDS to sign up using your unique referral link and you will automatically receive a refund of $25.00. Cha-Ching!
• Get 5 MORE FRIENDS (10 TOTAL) to sign up using your unique referral link and you will also receive a $25 VISA GIFT CARD
• Get 10 MORE FRIENDS (20 TOTAL) to sign up using your unique referral link and you will also receive a $50 VISA GIFT CARD
• DON'T STOP THERE! I Run 4 Movement Rewards are ENDLESS , so make sure to KEEP SHARING after you reach 20 referrals.
• For every additional 10 friends that sign up using your link, you will receive ADDITIONAL $50 VISA GIFT CARDS

Stand Up To Cancer

We are proud to support Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) as our official charity.

Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) is a groundbreaking initiative created to accelerate innovative cancer research that will get new therapies to patients quickly and save lives now. Whether you plan to run, skip, walk or dance your way through the 5k, you’ll be putting that hard work to good use by supporting collaborative cancer research. You can help SU2C get one step closer to its mission of making everyone diagnosed with cancer a survivor. Stand Up To Cancer’s mission is to raise funds to accelerate the pace of groundbreaking translational research that can get new therapies to patients quickly and save lives now. Stand Up To Cancer is a division of the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. For more information, visit StandUpToCancer.org

I RUN 4 MOVEMENT has committed to donating $5 for every Stand Up To Cancer 5K/10K Registration!

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10km training plans and tips

If this is your first 10km run or you are always training for the next event, our training plans will help you reach your goal.

Designed to help you train in a smart way, you'll find top tips on how you should feel for each 'type' of run.

Our handy training plans are easy to follow, download and ready to refer to.

Beginner 10km (12 week) training plan

This 10km plan is designed for someone who is new to running and wants to finish a 10km in 12 weeks.

In this plan, you'll do two to three runs a week, with rest days to let your body recover. You'll also increase the volume with cross training sessions. This is to get you fitter without adding more impact.

This 12-week plan will take you to race day as safely as possible.

This plan covers 2 to 3 runs a week, with rest days. It increases volume with a few cross training sessions to help get you fitter.

Intermediate 10km (12 week) training plan

If you are comfortable running for 1 hour and want to improve your 10km time, this is the plan for you.

You’ll have probably done several 10k races before and are looking to get faster. We use threshold intervals to really take your training to the next level.

Follow our intermediate 10km training plan for 12 weeks.

If you're looking to improve your 10km time, this plan includes threshold intervals to take you to the next level.

Advanced 10km (12 week) training plan

If you are an experienced 10km runner looking for a challenge, this plan is for you. We kick off with threshold intervals from week one and complete four runs a week, along with conditioning work and cross training.

This plan includes threshold intervals and 4 runs a week, along with conditioning work and cross training. There's a 5km race in week 8 to test your fitness.

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10k Training Plan

We have the training plans to help you get ready for race day..

Children with Cancer UK will help you to prepare for your big day.

We have teamed up with Realbuzz to give you the best 10k training advice possible. We have 10k training guides for beginners , intermediate and advanced runners.  These guides provide essential advice on health, what gear to wear and how best to structure your training sessions.

They provide detailed training programmes guiding your through 12 or 16 weeks of training , taking you all the way to race day.

You can also visit Realbuzz’ site  for further advice and information.

Happy training and good luck! !

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2024 SABCS®: The future of breast cancer research and care starts here

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Join nearly 11,000 researchers, clinicians, patient advocates, and supporters from around the world who will shape the future of breast cancer research and care at the 47th annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium®.

The 2024 SABCS®, December 10-13 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas, will feature the latest clinical trial findings, cutting-edge scientific presentations, and multidisciplinary discussions on every aspect of breast cancer and premalignant breast disease.

Registration is open , and early registration rates are available through September 27. Virtual-only registration is an option for those who are unable to travel, but there are a number of in-person networking and educational opportunities that are not to be missed.

“SABCS started with the idea that you had to bring the basic scientists and the clinicians into the same room, and they had to listen to each other, even when their shared knowledge was maybe 10% or 15%,” said SABCS® Program Director Kate Lathrop, MD, UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson Cancer Center. “Those lanes have to cross in order for discovery to impact patient care. You have to create an environment where the basic scientists, the clinicians, the patient advocates, the people who are working on disparities, prevention, public policy, education, and career development are bumping into each other and learning from each other. That’s what makes SABCS special.”

The 2024 SABCS® Program Planning Committee has constructed a robust program that addresses the whole continuum of breast cancer—experimental biology, etiology, prevention, diagnosis, therapy, and long-term care.

Special sessions will take attendees behind the scenes of recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration approvals, explore prevention and the mechanisms of obesity-related risk, and dive into patient questions about the interplay of treatment with supplements, cannabis, sexual health, exercise, and alcohol. Plenary lectures will shed light on racial disparities in cancer outcomes and look at cell atlases as roadmaps in cancer immunology.

The symposium’s highly anticipated general sessions will present late-breaking and practice-changing study results, and numerous educational sessions, poster spotlights, workshops, case discussions, award lectures, and more will cover timely topics in the field, including artificial intelligence. Four days of programming will finish strong as SABCS® Co-Directors Virginia G. Kaklamani, MD, and Carlos L. Arteaga, MD, present the Year in Review session summarizing important recent developments. In addition, the popular View from the Trenches session will prepare attendees to immediately transfer the knowledge gained into daily clinical care.

The 2024 SABCS® will include something for everyone with an interest in breast cancer research and care. Along with a high-quality scientific program, the symposium will offer several career development sessions, countless networking opportunities, and an expansive Exhibit Hall showcasing the latest industry advancements and other amenities. Attendees are also invited to unwind and mingle during the inaugural SABCS® Celebration, a new evening event featuring appetizers, beverages, and live music from ‘80s new wave tribute band The Spazmatics.

Mark your calendars, make plans with friends and colleagues, and register today to secure spots at the world’s premier gathering of breast cancer scientists, clinicians, and advocates!

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Worcester 10k

£17.49 Aged 16 and over | £11.00 Children, under 6s free Minimum fundraising target: £50

Date: Saturday 19 Jul 2025

Time: 10:00

Venue: Worcester Racecourse

30% off entry in 2025 with code RFL25ISU

Life is worth Racing for. Enter Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life and raise money for life-saving cancer research.

About the 10k event

Looking for more of a challenge without any pressure? Race for Life 10k is for you! Our 10k events are now chip-timed, so you can find out if you’ve beaten your personal best – while you’re raising funds to help beat cancer. 10k is just over 6 miles. Take it at your own pace or push yourself a little more. Have fun with it and enjoy the atmosphere.

Venue Worcester Racecourse, Grandstand Road, Worcester, WR1 3EJ View map

The start and finish is on grass. The course is on a mixture of terrain. The start, first 1K and last 1K is on grass contained within the racecourse. The middle of the route is along the pavement surrounding the racecourse.

Our courses are accurately measured with a measuring wheel, which may differ from GPS devices. Please follow the designated route closely to maintain the intended distance; cutting corners will affect your distance covered.

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Supporters and spectators welcome, soak up the atmosphere.

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"I would like to do whatever I can to raise cancer awareness"

Your entry fee covers the cost of your event, but your fundraising helps us save and improve lives. Join the celebration, join the family, and join the thousands helping to raise the money we need to power Cancer Research UK’s biggest discoveries.

Event details

Meeting point.

The start and finish is in the middle of Pitchcroft Racecourse.

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By car: General Event Parking:  There will be no event car parking for this event due to its location. We recommend car sharing and using public transport to get yourself to and from the event. Pitchcroft car park has limited space and we recommend to use alternative areas to avoid disappointment. This is the main entrance/exit for emergency services and for blue badge holders only. Local Car Parks: Castle Market Car park - 0.2 Miles - Charges Croft Road Car Park - 0.3 Miles - Charges Crown Gate Car Park - 0.4 Miles - Charges Blue Badge Parking: Pitchcroft car park is the closest, however it does have limited space. Other Local Car Parks with Blue Badge spaces: Castle Market Car park - 0.2 Miles - Charges Croft Road Car Park - 0.3 Miles - Charges Crown Gate Car Park - 0.4 Miles - Charges Volunteer Parking: Hardstanding within the racecourse. Drop Offs: Please use pitchcroft car park as a drop off and pick up area. There will be stewards located around the car park, so please listen to their instructions. Electric Charging points: The closest charging station to the event, is Asda Car Park. This is 1mile away to the event.

Public transport and pedestrians: Pedestrians: The event can be accessed via foot in different areas. You can access the event site, either through pitchcroft car park, grandstand road or water works road. Bus: There are multiple buses that go into Worcester City Centre. The closest stop to the event is Worcester City Bus Station which is 0.4 Miles away. Train: Worcester foregate train station is the closest to the event. This is 0.4 miles away. Cycling & Bike Racks: Pitchcroft car park has an area of bike racks to be used for locking bikes. There is only 500m away from the event site. 

Accessibility

This event is deemed suitable for wheelchairs with assistance.  Assistance is required due to the nature of the terrain. The event site and part of the course are on grass and this can become boggy in to poor weather conditions. there are some uneven paths, however most are relatively flat.

We aim for maximum accessibility at our events. Our contact centre and on-site team are ready to assist with any needs or questions you may have.

Additional Support request badges are available, and our Event Managers are trained Dementia Friends.

What to bring

Bring a water bottle We’re trying to reduce single-use plastic at Race for Life. Please bring your own reusable water bottle, already filled. We'll provide an ecofriendly water-refill station at the finish that uses as little single-use plastic as possible.

Have the right kit It’s a good idea to check the weather before your event and dress accordingly. Think breathable sports gear (leggings and shorts are ideal) and well-fitting trainers. For Pretty Muddy, wear something you don’t mind getting dirty. Check out the latest range of Race for Life clothing and accessories in our online shop .

Be sun smart Stay sun safe by finding shade when you’re not on the course and covering up with clothes, a hat and sunglasses. On parts you can’t cover, use sunscreen with at least SPF15 and a 4 or 5 star rating. Find out more about being sun smart.

Your back sign and race number Remember to bring your back sign and Race number which will be sent to you in the post – don’t forget safety pins so you can attach them to you.

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2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run

Take on the 2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run

Date: Sunday 23rd February 2025  Location:  Trafalgar Square, London Distance: 10k 

Whether you already have your own place or you'd like a charity place, join Team Cancer Research UK in 2025 for the Cancer Research UK London Winter Run and play your part in supporting vital cancer research. 

Get a charity place

Our early bird charity places for the 2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run are now sold out, but don't worry, more entries will be released later in the year.

You can register your interest below and you'll be kept up to date with latest news and when general entries open.   

Register for updates

Already have your own place

Once you've secured your own place in the 2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run, use it to join Team Cancer Research UK and fundraise for vital cancer research.

No extra entry fee, you'll have already paid the event organiser Set your own fundraising target 

Use my own place

How to join Team Cancer Research UK

Decide whether you'll enter with your own place or get a charity place

Sign up to get Team Cancer Research UK perks

Get fundraising for life-saving research

Get over that finish line and smash your fundraising target

About the 2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run 

The 2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run is a 10k challenge through the heart of the city, passing world famous landmarks, and instantly recognisable areas that have been given a winter spin.

The 2025 edition of the hugely popular, and critically acclaimed, London Winter Run which was launched in 2015 in partnership with Cancer Research UK, and has seen over 100,000 people take part and just over £5 million raised for life-saving cancer research. It regularly receives incredible reviews from those who have taken part.

Why run for Cancer Research UK?

Mary believes that it's important that we support the charities that find ways to get us away from cancer.

I’m labelled as a cancer patient. I’ve never been patient, so I say I’m on a cancer journey. You may not be on a cancer journey, but it’s really alarming that one in two people will have the label of cancer. It could be your friend, your mother, another relative, even your baby, and it’s so, so important that we support the charities and research that’s finding ways to get us away from this label, so we have a future.

The difference your money makes

1500 Cancer Research UK runners taking on the 2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run 

Hitting their fundraising targets to raise an overall total of around £1,000,000

Could fund the CanTest project which aims to speed up cancer diagnosis for 1 year

Team cancer research runners recieve.

A personalised Cancer Research UK running t shirt or vest

Support with fundraising and training to help you smash your fundraising target

Support on the day at cheer points along the route and a post race reception

An official finishers medal for completing your race

Register your interest for 2025

Get training support

We've teamed up with experts to give you the best training support and advice for your event. Whether it's your first time training or you're looking to smash a PB, we've got a training plan for you.

Get fundraising support

We're with you every step of your fundraising journey so you can smash your target. Once you've signed up, we'll send you everything you need to get going such as fundraising ideas, top tips, planners and posters.

What happens on the day?

We'll be there on the day, ready and waiting to shout your name with pride, so make sure you look out for all our cheering points along the course. Find out everything you need to know about cheer points and post-race reception.  

How do I get in touch?

Contact Cancer Research UK Supporter Services on 0300 123 5461 or email [email protected] . They'll be able to help you with any queries about the event or your fundraising.  

Any questions? Check out our sports events frequently asked questions. 

Volunteer at the 2025 Cancer Research UK London Winter Run

Every step we make towards beating cancer relies on every mile, every pound and every person. Play your part and join our dedicated team to support our fundraisers on the day.

Check back again soon to register your interest in volunteering for 2025 London Winter Run. 

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