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The Back bone to our sport are the clubs. Whether you belong to one or not they are a great training and social base.

The following are links to a good range of running clubs. If your club is not here let us know the details info@reason2run.co.uk

ABC - ABAC are a lobby group acting on behalf of British athletic clubs negotiating for them with Governing bodies and Government organisations. They seek an efficient low cost structure for the sport with financial support flowing down to the grassroots. They hope all clubs will join them so that they have maximum impact with the governing bodies and others.

British Athletics  The Association of Running Clubs - The Association of Running Clubs or ARC has been established to act as an affiliating body for clubs whose principal activity is road, cross country, trail or fell running. The benefits of membership include comprehensive civil liability insurance, issue of race permits following receipt of satisfactory application and advice and assistance if required. Costs of affiliation are less than half of those to England Athletics and race organisers will retain 60% of unattached race levies. The new association does not ask for personal details of club members nor does it impose unnecessary regulation on race organisers. Further information and membership application on the association's website www.runningclubs.org.uk

British Milers Club   The BMC is the premier middle distance athletics club in the country.
Through its racing program, training courses and coaching articles we aim to improve the world standing of UK Middle Distance running. The club works in close partnership with UK Athletics in the organisation of its fixtures and courses and generous sponsorship from Nike allows the club to provide the services its members require.  The vast majority of the best performances in the UK National Rankings at 800 & 1500 are set in BMC races

www.sports-fitness.com - Sports Fitness is a website for runners, triathletes, gym users and everyone who cares about health and fitness. As runners ourselves we know running clubs provide a vital service to these people. So we have set up a FREE interactive club directory at www.sports-fitness.com  to guide potential running club members to the best club for them. Sports fitness is a website that provides an events guide, store, forum, news section, articles and coaching by World record holder Sonia O’Sullivan

TF Coach             TFcoach, an online community created for track & field and running coaches and other individuals who wish to talk about the coaching profession. Coaches also have the opportunity to promote their coaching services via the coach directory, by creating their own publicly available personal profile. 

UK Athletics  Welcome to UK AthleticsThe governing body for the sport of athletics in the United Kingdom

UK Run Track Directory  - comprehensive details on all the 600+ tracks in the UK

26.2 Road Runners   We're a friendly Club based in Surbiton who welcome new members off ALL standards.  We meet twice a week (Mondays & Wednesdays at 7pm) from our HQ at Surbiton Racket & Fitness Club in Berrylands

Abbey Runners   We are a friendly, growing running club based at Adel War Memorial Association on Church Lane, just off Otley Road in Leeds. We cater for runners of all standards, and almost half of our members are women. We participates in road, cross country, fell and trail races, as well as off road relay events. We organise races including the Abbey Dash and the Eccup 10 mile.

Metro Aberdeen RRC  

Aldridge Running Club    Contact Address: Aldridge Running Club - Stick & Wicket  - The Green - Aldridge

Alton Runners   Alton Runners exists to encourage and support running as a means of enjoyment and keeping fit.  We welcome as members runners of all ages and abilities.Members take part in Road Running, Cross Country, Fell Running, Trail Running, Multi Terrain and Triathlon. Headquarters: Alton Sports Centre

Altrincham and District Athletic Club   Altrincham are a friendly, sociable club based in Timperley, which is situated on the South Manchester/Cheshire border. It was founded in 1961. We have a membership of over 200, which is increasing all the time. We welcome everybody to our training activities and membership, regardless of ability. Whether you're looking to lose weight, seeking to get fitter, an athlete from another sport or a complete beginner training for a marathon and joining in for some company in their training, you are most welcome to join in our training sessions with no obligations. The social side of Altrincham is second to none. Twice every year, a training weekend takes place in the Lake District and it's definitely a case of train hard, play hard!! There are also weekends in Wales, a series of Thursday evening fell runs in the summer with a pub meal afterwards, an annual social evening early in the new year to mention just a few events.

Amazing Feet   New members are always welcome - if you require any more information on AMAZING FEET RUNNING CLUB, please e-mail Club Secretary RICHARD BAKER on richardabaker@btinternet.com for further details. See you soon ?

Ambleside AC  The Club was formed in 1983 and is based at Ambleside RUFC Club House during winter months and many Lakeland pubs on Sundays and summer Tuesday evenings. There are approximately 90 members, spread across the length and breadth of the country; one member even lives in France, though we don’t expect to see him every week!

Ashford Road running Club    'The Ashford and District Road Running Club was formed in April 1988 to cater for the needs of, and to provide focus for, adult runners of all abilities who enjoy road running.  Our ability range, for both male and female, goes from beginners, event novices through to race and age category winners. We participate in road races of all distances, from 5 mile through to the marathon, across most of Southern England as well as such events as the Great North Run. Individual members venture further a field and run in other Counties whilst a regular visit, by a large group of members, is paid to the Majorca Marathon and Half Marathon.'

Axe Valley Runners     We used to be "the little club with the big feets" but we're not so little now, having a hundred-odd members ... some of them very odd! Our homebase is Seaton in East Devon but many of our members hail from the surrounding area including Beer, Axminster and West Dorset. While it is true that some of us have rather sublime running inclinations most are just normal runners (more or less!) with 10K times ranging from 34 minutes to an hour. We cater for a wide range of ages from our very active juniors up to to some members being in their seventies (and no less active!).

Baildon Runners     If you are interested in joining us, just come along to one of our training sessions - we'll make you very welcome. You don't need to pay anything or sign up as a member first. Come along for a few sessions and try us out with no obligation, we're sure you'll like us!  We cater for everyone - from those who are just starting to run from scratch, to those who have done some running but who now want to experience the companionship and support of fellow runners. All welcome (including more experienced runners)! More often than not some of our experienced club members will also come along to meet up and go on a longer run.

City of Bath     The City of Bath Athletic Club was formed in 1974 based on Percy Boys Club in the centre of Bath. We outgrew the Boys Club and in 1992 moved to Beechen Cliff School. Recognising the need to be close to the athletics track and better facilities we moved to the Sports Village at Bath University on Tuesday 6th April 1999. COBAC is affiliated to the Avon Country Athletics Association, the Midlands Counties Athletic Association and Athletics UK. We cater for all aspects of athletics including track, field, cross country, fun running and road running and welcome new memebers regardless of age, ability or experience.

Barnsley Harriers   Our Running Club has been in existence for over 15 years. We cater for all standards of runners, from beginners onwards. We currently have just over 80 members. Club members actively participate in many events, which include Road Racing, Cross Country, Fell Racing as well as Triathlon.

Barrow Runners   The Club was started in 1986 by a group of enthusiasts from Barrow village. In the last few years, the Club has grown steadily with members from the Soar Valley villages, Loughborough and Charnwood villages. Barrow is a member of the Leicestershire Road Running League, British Association of Road Runners and UK Athletics through affiliation to Midland Counties Athletic Association.  Barrow Runners welcomes any abilities from relative beginners upwards. There is a separate junior membership. The Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday in the front of Humphrey Perkins School, Cotes Road, Barrow at 7.00 pm

Bearbrook Joggers   Welcome to Bearbrook Joggers Running Club based in Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire. Formed in 1984 our membership comprises over 100 members. We meet at the Bucks CC Sports & Social Club

Bedford Harriers    Bedford Harriers was formed in 1985 by around a dozen people who got together to organise a road race (The Bedford Marathon). Since then, the club has steadily grown and we now have over 450 members.

Beverley Athletic Club        Beverley Athletic Club has a very short history dating back only to February 1993. The club came about when newcomer to the area and keen runner, Peter Brown, Lockington, suggested to Mr. John Taylor, Manager, Beverley Leisure Centre, that in view of the number of people running around Beverley on their own there may be enough interest to form a running group at the relatively new leisure centre.

Bexhill Runners    Bexhill Runners have been organising events and training together for the past 5 years. Meet the enthusiastic team in the committee members area and you can see their dedication towards running. The aim of the club is to have fun, feel healthy and achieve your personal goals whether you’re an elite or social runner. The clubs coaching sessions are Wednesday nights and saturday mornings plus a womens only long run on Tuesday evenings. Offering quality coached sessions and a relaxed friendly environment!

With a growing membership and a successful race series the club is going from strength to strength. So any of you local runners come along and represent Bexhill!

Bexley Athletic Club      Well, Bexley AC were originally known as Erith and District AC and were formed in 1954. Our first President was Gordon Pirie, who was a famous international runner at the time (we still use his name on the "Best Middle Distance Runner" trophy that we award to one of our athletes every year).

Bingley Harriers and AC   Our main training take place at Beckfoot School every Tuesday and Thursday evening. We are always ready to welcome runners from 8 upwards of any ability. You don't even have to be a member to come and try it out and there's just a £1 fee for use of the changing facilities. Pack runs generally last for around an hour but shorter sessions and other types of training are always an option.

Birchfield Harriers        The club is working very hard in the local community and works with numerous schools across Birmingham and provides the athletics development officer for Walsall. In addition to this programme the club have several ongoing sponsorship initiatives, which are designed to assist the athletes and club. Birchfield run Saturday morning  academies at  the Birmingham  Alexander  stadium and at Birmingham university and plan to run more next  year.  Current athletes include Olympic champion Denise Lewis, commonwealth champions, Bob Weir, Nathan Morgan, Ashia Hansen, Mark Lewis Francis, Katherine Merry, Dwayne Ladejo, Daniel Caines, and numerous Olympic and international athletes including Glen Smith, Nigel Bevan, Karl Keska, Jonathan Moore, Kelly Sotherton, Curtis Brown, James Hillier, Helen Frost, Helen Karagounis, Ian Gillespie, Rob Birchall, Mike Openshaw, and disabled World Champions and record holders such as Debbie Brannan.Phil Browne, Ainsley Bennett, Lincoln Asquith, Judy Simpson, Ian, Peter, & Mary Stewart, Derek Redmond and Aston Moore, Stewart Faulkner, Eric McCalla John Graham, Stuart Storey, Robbie Brightwell, Geoff Capes, Howard  Payne, Sally Ellis, Blondell Thompson are some of our more illustrious alumni, many of whom are still involved in the club in one way or another

Bishops Storford Running Club    BSRC headquarters is at Hockerill Sports & Social Club on the south-east of the town, on Beldams Lane off the A1060 Hallingbury Road. This position gives our membership instant access to the rural surroundings in which the town is set. Many of our training runs take place through the Hertfordshire countryside and in particular through nearby Hatfield Forest.

Bitton Road Runners   Club seniors meet every Tuesday and Thursday evening at Oldland Abbotonians Football Club, Oldland Common.  Each club night hosts three runs of varying distances, usually around 4 miles, 6 miles, and 8 miles. Thursday nights also have speedwork sessions being held throughout the summer and hill training throughout the winter. All runs leave the clubhouse at 7pm

Black Country Triathletes   Black Country Triathletes - Home of the Midlands premier triathlon club, with a history dating back to the very early days of Triathlon in the United Kingdom. We are a family based club with both an adult and Junior section. We run coached and informal training sessions on a weekly basis throughout the year for both adults and Juniors.  Black Country Triathletes are also one of the most active clubs in the UK when it comes to organizing races. Hosting two sprint races a year, an Olympic and a full distance race - The Longest Day Triathlon. Additionally, Black Country Triathletes also organizes a junior race each year, which is part of the West Midlands Junior series.

Blackheath Harriers     MISSION STATEMENT - WE AIM to excel together For the benefit of the sport as a whole.WE PURSUE the highest standards of Coaching, organization and fair play In all our activities.WE RESPECT competition and friendship Individuals and teams
Winners and all participants Club records and personal bests.…in a word: CLUBMANSHIP

Blackwater Tri Club  The Blackwater Triathlon Club is a small friendly club with mixed ages, abilities and training goals. We meet for swim training session every Sunday from 07.30 to 08.30 and on Thursday's from 21.30 to 22.30. We welcome new members who are keen to try out triathlon, and existing triathletes.

Boston and District Athletic Club     Our club is based in Boston, Lincolnshire, England and was formed on the 31st March 2000.  This new club arose from the need to serve the athletes in the area.  The Tommy Clay Track has now been built on the Boston Boardsides.We offer total access and participation from recreational to international athletics, from infant through to senior citizen as well as catering for all disabilities.

Bournville Harriers      

Bourton Road Runners

Borrowdale Fell Runners        The club was set up to pursue a common interest in fell running. This is still the principal activity of the club, although teams are now entered also in cross country and road races. Most of the members of the club live outside the Borrowdale Valley but it is very much a Cumbrian club. Borrowdale Fell Runners have won the senior men's British Championship seven times out of the last eight years. The senior men's English Championship has been won by Borrowdale Fell Runners for the last six years. In addition to competing, members are also involved in organising three races in the Borrowdale Valley and one just over the hill. Members train together when it is convenient to do so, usually in small groups

Bracknell Forest Runners

Bridlington Road Runners     Bridlington Road Runners was formed shortly after the first Bridlington Half Marathon in 1983.  We are a friendly club and cater for runners of all abilities. Everyone is welcome - it does not matter if you are young or old, male or female, fast or slow.
We do not leave anyone behind - and we love to chat as we run.
The senior section is probably a little top heavy with vet runners but we also have a thriving junior section which is going from strength to strength.
We are always happy to see new faces so why not come down to a training session and see if you like us

British Airways Athletic Club     British  Airways  Athletic  Club  caters for all athletes. During the summer  we  have  a  number  of  runners who partake in Track & Field events.  During the winter the hardy souls trudge through the mud and ice  in the Cross Country League. While through out the year the road runners  are  kept  busy,  running  events  close  to  home  like the Hillingdon  Half  Marathon  or as distant as a race in Hood To Coast, Portland,  Oregon.  We  even have a number of tri-athletes who travel the world reciting the mantra "swim/run/bike". Each year we organise to events. The Ladies Speedbird 5K, which is held in April and the Concorde 10K Open, which is held in May. Dates for next year are Wednesday 20th April and Sunday 15th May respectively.           

British Milers Club     The BMC is the premier middle distance athletics club in the country. Through its racing program, training courses and coaching articles we aim to improve the world standing of UK Middle Distance running. The club works in close partnership with UK Athletics in the organisation of its fixtures and courses and generous sponsorship from Nike allows the club to provide the services its members require.  The vast majority of the best performances in the UK National Rankings at 800 & 1500 are set in BMC races

Bro Dysynni Athletic Club

Bungay Blackdog Running Club     Situated centrally on the Norfolk / Suffolk border. We encourage all abilities to join, friendliness and comaraderie are our strengths. We host a variety of races throughout the year. We are more than just a running club, social activities feature strongly in our club calender and we hold more races than any other club in the county (probably!!).   We also organise a series of 10k road races from Broome, nr Bungay throughout the year which include a charity 10k race on Good Friday and a mid-week summer series. We also hold a Suffolk series cross country race at Broome for Suffolk affiliated clubs. The club also sponsors the Bungay Marathon.

Burnham Joggers

Calderglen Harriers     21 Years of Running and Going Strong!  In 2004, the Harriers celebrated their 20th Anniversary. Now we are looking forward to the next 20 years of fitness, competition and social events, stronger than ever!

Cambridge Harriers     Cambridge Harriers cater for athletes of all ages from 10 years upwards, competing in Track and Field Athletics, Cross-Country, Road Running, Fell Running and Race Walking.We have been at the fore at all levels of the sport. The Club includes a number of international athletes among its ranks, most notably Steve Backley who has been a member of the club since the age of 10.The Club has a number of qualified coaches to assist members to achieve their full potential and to guide them in their athletic endeavours.Whatever your athletic interest, Cambridge Harriers is able to offer and encourage participation in athletics. Associate membership is available to those who are not competing, but wish to assist with the running of the Club. Some of our members have been with the Club for over 50 years, such is their loyalty and devotion

Cambridge Triathlon Club     The Club has over 150 members, including 40 junior members, and an excellent training programme which helps novice and experienced triathletes reach their goals and ambitions.  We are a friendly club with a vibrant social scene and we welcome non-members to attend our training sessions in order to ‘try us out’.

Canterbury Harriers     Canterbury Harriers running club was founded in 1993 and re-constituted in 1997. It aims to promote running for all standards and ages and for both sexes. The club currently has over 100 members

Central Park TC   New York - The Central Park Track Club is a running club that was founded in 1972 by Dave Blackstone, who is still a current member.  Today, the club has close to 300 members from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, of all ages, speeds and resting pulse rates. The club takes its name from the famous Central Park in the borough of Manhattan in New York City.

Cheltenham Harriers

Chepstow Harriers    

Chiltern Harriers AC     Welcome to the Chiltern Harriers web site. We are an active athletics club competing in Track & Field, Cross-Country, Road Running and Triathlon.     The Club is based in the Chiltern District in south Buckinghamshire and has around 300 members.  We are a friendly club, welcoming all members of the community. We cater for a wide range of athletic abilities and aspirations. We have athletes who enjoy the competitive aspects of the sport and thrive on competition, and those who just want to run for pleasure and to keep fit

Congleton Harriers    Congleton Harriers is Congleton Borough's oldest running club and next year will celebrate its 25th birthday. We aim to promote all forms of running whilst also acting as a meeting place for anyone interested in running. We currently have nearly 100 members of all ages, experience and ability! Whilst our members enter a number of local races as individuals each year, we also enter both men's and ladies teams into the local cross-country leagues.

County Antrim Harriers    The County Antrim Harriers is a family orientated running club with a friendly environment for athletes, joggers and fun runners of all abilities. We meet three times weekly in and around the Ballyclare area, Co. Antrim and take part in lots of sporting and running events throughout the year.

Coventry Godiva Harriers

Cranleigh Runners

Cross Country Club of Dallas  Texas - The Dallas Running Club is the largest running and walking organization in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. We welcome runners and walkers of all ages, shapes, sizes and skill levels. We are a volunteer-run organization led by runners and walkers just like yourself.

Cumberland Fell Runners     C.F.R. encourage and welcome runners of all standards and can call on a wealth of experienced runners, who are only too willing to help and encourage wherever possible. Looking back now the success and, more importantly, the pleasure this comparatively new club has given us is something we could only have dreamed about when we began.

Dark Peak Fell Runners    

Dartford Road Runners     The club was formed on the 1st April 1998 by a small group of road runners, most of whom had previously belonged to another local athletic club.

Datchet Dashers  Welcome to the website of the Datchet Dashers. We are a small running club based in Windsor (home of the Castle), close to London. We organise the Dorney Dash (formerly the Datchet Dash), a 10k road race held in June or July at Dorney Lake.  We meet at 7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays at our clubhouse in Home Park, Windsor. On Tuesdays we normally do some speedwork or threshold running, while on Thursdays we run between 4 and 10 miles, depending on the season. Details of what's planned can be found on our training schedule page. Runners of all ages, abilities and ambitions are welcome to join us. New runners are welcome to run with us for a few weeks before joining.  We are primarily a road-running club, but venture onto the country in the winter. Members race over most distances, from 5km all the way up to ultra-distance races such as the Comrades Marathon

Deal Tri

Dorking and Mole Valley Athletic Club   Dorking and Mole Valley Athletics Club (DMVAC) is a friendly club which caters for all ages and abilities, from 10 to Veteran and covers both athletics and field events. We have a thriving Junior section who compete in a number of Leagues. Both Juniors and Seniors take part in track events in the summer and cross country in the winter as well as road races.  We have a grass track at Pixham Lane in the summer with glorious views of Box Hill and easy access to the glorious Surrey Hills countryside for long runs. Club night is on Thursday and on the last Thursday in the month we run a Handicap followed by a meal in the winter or a BBQ after club night in the summer.
Our various activities are divided into groups to suit all abilities, from competitive runners and triathletes to those who enjoy some gentle exercise as well as the Junior age groups. The Club is also affiliated to the British Triathlon Association and some members also take part in Modern Biathlon and Modern Triathlon competitions.

Dorset Doddlers

Dudley Kingswinford Running Club

Dudley Ladies Running Club     Dudley Ladies Running Club is a ladies only road running club that caters for women of all ages and abilities.....and personalities!!!!!

Dulwich Runners    We are a friendly road and XC running club based in Dulwich, south London. We have approximately 250 members of all abilities who compete in road, XC, multi-terrain, fell and track races. New runners are always welcome, however fast or slow

Dunstable Road Runners     Dunstable Road Runners is a small friendly club (50 to 70 members) catering for competitive runners as well as social (keep fit) runners of all ages (15 and over) and both sexes.

Earling Southall and Middlesex      Ealing Southall & Middlesex are an athletic club of 250 members of a mixed age (9-69), and ability (from beginners to international athletes).
We offer training on track, field, road and country. If you want to compete or simply keep fit then we are the club for you!

East Antrim Harriers

East Grinstead Tri Club   

East Hull Harriers   

Eastern Veterans AC        OPEN TO ALL MALE AND FEMALE OVER 35 YEARS
AFFILATED TO BMAF AND SEAA CONTACT BY EMAIL   eastvetm75@ntlworld.com

Eccleshill Road Runners    Our Club was formed in 1988. Since then we have been based at various venues. The latest, and we think the best because of its great facilties, is at Idle Cricket Club.  We are one of very few running clubs that trains three nights per week plus some Sunday mornings. This gives our members a much greater choice and we cater for all abilities, from the total beginner up to the serious marathon runner and beyond. All our sessions are led by by UK Athletics qualified coaches.

Edmonton Running Club     welcomes runners, male and female, of all standards from social joggers to would-be Kenyans and Paulas. (We can dream).

Elmbridge Road Runners     You are welcome to join in with no commitment to join, for a few runs just turn up and say hello to anyone who looks like a runner.
Some nights we just jog around the streets or on the river towpath (when it’s light enough) and sometimes a group may do mile reps or similar.
During the summer we have a handicap race series on the river towpath and relay races in nearby Oxshott woods

Epsom Allsorts    Epsom Allsorts ladies running club was founded over 15 years ago and continues to go from strength to strength.  We are a friendly club for lady runners of all standards. We meet regularly several times a week at various venues in the Epsom area, Surrey. We have regular ‘runs for fun’ at places such as Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park.  Not only have we had considerable success in the Surrey Road League,but we also have a programme to support those who have never run before which starts in January each year.  The club organises a varied programme of social events throughout the year. We also enjoy the occasional trip to race venues in other parts of the country.

Exmouth Harriers   If You Are Looking For A Friendly Running Club To Join, Or Perhaps Just A Group To Run With While On Holiday, We Would Be Pleased To See You, We Are A Small Club That Offers Mainly Road And Cross Country, Although We Do Take Part In Devon Track League

Eye Runners   Eye Community Runners organise three events during the year. These are the Eye 10k (and 3k fun run) held in May, the Eye Charity 5 mile in June and one of the Peterborough 5k events in July. All events are held in Eye.  The club takes part in the Frostbite Friendly league and the Ryston Runners Cross Country Series during the winter and the Cambs Road Race league during the summer months

Fordingbridge Fire Station   

Forest of Dean Athletic Club   The Forest of Dean Athletic Club was founded in 1982. From small beginnings the club has grown and now has more than 200 members of all ages.
The club competes in Road Running, Cross-Country, Track and Field, Multi-terrain, Trail Running,  Fell Running and Sportshall Athletics

Formula One Circuit Crew

Garden City Runners

Garstang Running Club

Guildford and Goldaming AC

Grange Farm Trotters    If you are interested in joining our club? We have members of all running/jogging abilities in the club and would love to help anyone that simply wants to run socially with like minded people or has a goal to improve in some way

Gloucester Athletic Club     Gloucester Athletic Club provides training, coaching and competition in all forms of athletics (track & field, cross-country and road running) for anyone aged 11 upwards, at all levels from beginner to international standard, within a supportive and friendly environment. We cannot take on people under 11 due to insurance limitations, although we occasionally accept 10-year-olds if they show exceptional talent. Our Club Development Plan includes a section for developing training for under 11s, but this is not yet implemented.  We welcome people of all abilities, whether you just fancy ‘having a go’, want to compete at local level, have aspirations to compete in major championships, or would like to get involved in coaching or officiating

Great Western Runners      Whether you enjoy 5km or marathon, recreational or competitive running, we're sure you'll find like-minded friends in GWR. We're a well-established running club affiliated to UK Athletics, with nearly 250 members of all standards, including one third women. We also organise a number of local races, such as the popular summer Towpath Series.

Great Yarmouth Road Runners       Griffithstown Harriers was set up in September 1983 and is recognised as a well established running club in South Wales.  We are based at Glan-yr-Afon Leisure Ltd, (formerly The Oasis) on Edlogan Way, Cwmbran, Torfaen, within easy reach of Newport & Pontypool. We are a friendly social club, welcoming runners of all abilities who wish to participate in road running, multi terrain, fell running and cross country events. The club participates in the Gwent League and the Gwent Leisure Centre Leagues

Griffiths Town Harriers

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