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Run 5.30
Friday 18 July 2025 | 5.30am start
Starting and finishing at Collin Street (adjacent to Broad Marsh Bus Station)
Run 5.30 is the early morning phenomenon that only participants see and hear!
Join hundreds of others walking or running the 5K (ish) route that includes the newly developed Broad Marsh area, the Lace Market, views of Nottingham Castle and a return to the finish along the Canal tow path.
There are no start and finish lines, no times, just people enjoying the early morning light and a city that has yet to wake up. The event raises funds and awareness for Maggie's Nottingham, with £1 of every entry going back to the charity.
Entry includes a unique 5.30 t-shirt, medal, souvenir magazine and a fresh fruit breakfast. Imagine how you will feel, going into school, college, work, or the local coffee shop with a medal on a Friday morning, knowing what you have achieved before most people have woken up!
The aim of Run 5.30, which started in Italy ten years ago, is to promote a positive lifestyle centred on daily physical activity and healthy eating, proving that it’s easy to fit exercise into busy lives simply by waking up a little earlier.
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