Because the night is made for runners

The last Sunday of October each year marks the end of daylight-saving time. Time to put your clocks back an hour and embrace the longer nights of upcoming winter. But fear not: running at night can be

Whether it’s pumpkins, festive lights or running around a motor-racing track, there’s a lot to see in this issue’s selection of races. Choose from beginner runs to backyard ultras and Britain’s toughe

Pat Kinsella takes on the Hourglass, a race against time where runners must be both tortoise and hare

Parliament Hill Athletics Track is a special place for many runners. It sits at the bottom of Hampstead Heath with views across London. It’s where you’ll gather for the English Cross Country Champions

If you fancy spotting London’s iconic landmarks while you race, without having to break your body training for the capital’s annual spring marathon, the Saucony London 10K offers plenty of wow moments

My world had shrunk to a bouncing circle of torchlight and a cloud of foggy breath. The only sounds were my breathing and the repetitive crunch of my footfall on the frozen trail. It was December and