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Retro Run

Wivenhoe Campus, Colchester, Essex

Valley Rd, Colchester CO4 3SQ, UK

Sat 17th May 2014

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Age UK Essex has joined forces with the University of Essex to present Retro Run, a fun and fabulous fitness event to bring people together and raise funds to support older people in Essex. Hosted at the University of Essex Wivenhoe Campus, Colchester, you can choose to walk or run a 5k or 10k route lined with fun dance music from across the decades. Runners are invited to break out their retro outfits, including shellsuits and leg warmers!

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Wivenhoe Campus, Colchester, Essex

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