Oxford Town and Gown
From Muscular Dystrophy UK
Event summary
The scenic 10K route features closed roads in the City Centre and finishes in the stunning University Parks, making it the perfect setting for runners of all levels. Whether you’re a beginner tackling your first 10K or an experienced runner aiming to set a personal record, this event offers an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss out on your chance to join this vibrant community of runners and be part of a legacy that celebrates fitness and fun! Keep an eye out for updates, as the event date will be revised due to ongoing concerns regarding Coronavirus.
Oxford Town and Gown
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Reviewing the 2019 edition · 7 years ago
Organiser's description
Oxford Town and Gown is the oldest run in the series. It started in 1982 as a fun run. It now attracts up to 5,000 runners every year – including serious athletes, fun runners and club runners. The 10k takes you along City Centre closed-road route that finishes in the University Parks.
The 10k takes you along a City Centre closed-road route that finishes in the University Parks. This route is unique and scenic, which makes it perfect for all runners. You’ll find beginners taking on their first 10k race, and more experienced runners, hoping to beat their personal bests. If you’re wanting to run your first, your fastest or your most orange 10k yet – this is the race for you.
Location
Oxford University Parks, South Parks Road, Oxford, United Kingdom
Oxford Town and Gown
Muscular Dystrophy UK
The Town and Gown 10k series is not just about the run. It’s also a great way to support Muscular Dystrophy UK and raise much-needed funds to fight muscle-wasting conditions. Over 70,000 people in the UK live with these often life-limiting conditions. To date, the Town and Gown 10k series has raised more than £2 million. Every 10k makes a difference, so join in – run the race to beat muscle-wasting conditions.
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