Oxford Half Marathon 2027

Oxford Half Marathon 2027 Oxford Half Marathon 2027
  1. What:

    Join our team for this sell-out event and enjoy a fast and flat route which is perfect for first-time runners and PB chasers. Lace up and help change the story for brain tumour patients in the future. Please note, the fundraising target is £274.

  2. When:

    Oct 10 2027 at 09:00

  3. Where:

    Mansfield Road, Oxford, OX1

  • £30.00 GBP

About

Places are in high demand at the Oxford Half and it’s no wonder because this fast and flat route is perfect for both first-time runners and PB chasers. Your 13.1-mile course takes you through the winding streets of historic Oxford, taking in Old Marston village, the River Cherwell and Oxford University’s impressive Lady Margaret Hall, before you return to the heart of the university to cross the finish line. Buzzing crowds, live music and brilliant support will keep your spirits high as you tick off the miles. And you can wear your medal with pride knowing that with every pound you raise, you’ll be helping us get closer to a cure for all types of brain tumours.

Please note, the fundraising target is £274.

Location and Timings

Location
Mansfield Road, Oxford, OX1
Start time
Sun, 10 October 27, 09:00AM

Logistics

Registration Fee: £30
Fundraising target: £274
Distance: 13.1 miles

Community support contact:
Regional Community Fundraiser

fundraising@braintumourresearch.org

How we'll support you

Joining this event as a runner for Brain Tumour Research you will receive:

  • A special Fundraising Pack
  • A branded running vest
  • Dedicated fundraising help and support, including any assistance needed in setting up your online fundraising page
  • Access to a Facebook Group for sharing updates, plus useful tips on how to maximise your fundraising and smash your targets!
  • PR support where applicable and the opportunity to share story with us (if you want to)
  • A special Brain Tumour Research Medal

Help us find a cure

Already secured a place?

Join the Brain Tumour Research Team.