Race for Life Stamford Pretty Muddy 5k
From Cancer Research UK - Race for Life
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Race for Life Stamford Pretty Muddy 5k
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Please avoid parking around the residential areas.
Please leave in plenty of time to avoid queues and car share if possible as this will help cut down congestion.
Please check back for details on electric charging points and bike racks
However If you require any further information on the accessibility of a Pretty Muddy event, or wish to bring a carer/assistant to accompany you or if you need to bring a guide runner, please contact our Supporter Hotline on0300 123 0770 and press 1 when prompted(Opening hours are 8am - 6pm Monday to Friday) or email us at<a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>
If using what3words, enter ///wipes.eggs.chase in the free app, to find the exact starting point.
Do to the nature of this event - no dogs are allowed.
If you feel you might need extra help at the event please do pick up a special badge at the Blue Enquires Marquee so that our crew and volunteers can look out for you.
Our team of Event Managers are proud Dementia Friends
Please bring a change of clothes for after the event.
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Location
Burghley House, Burghley Park, Stamford, PE9 3JY
Race for Life Stamford Pretty Muddy 5k
Cancer Research UK - Race for Life
Race for Life is Cancer Research UK’s biggest series of fundraising events. Taking place across the UK, the events include 3k, 5k and 10k routes as well as our Pretty Muddy obstacle events. Race for Life started 28 years ago as a women-only event. The first event was held in Battersea, in 1994, where 750 participants raised £48,000. Since that point, Race for Life has grown into a series of hundreds of events across the country, raising nearly £900 million towards beating cancer over the last quarter of a century. In 2019, for the first time, the Race for Life opened its doors to men to participate too, making it a truly inclusive event, giving people the chance to come together with their family and friends, and join the movement to help beat cancer.
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