Thirsk & Sowerby Harriers had members participating in several parkruns on 11 July 2026. Anna Jones (22:56), Clare Rowntree (23:29), Phillip Craig (26:49), Pete Jackson (27:41), and Julia Harland (28:31) were at Northallerton.
Sarah Fairhurst (22:30) was 1st female at Marshall Drive parkrun, Brotton and Nicky Hawkes (37:28) was at Fountains Abbey parkrun.
Millfield parkrun featured a large club turnout with Bronwyn Mayo (23:05) as 1st female, Liam Nolan (19:28), Robert Burn (25:09), Evie Rawlings (27:42), Clare Gwillam (27:42), Nigel Morgan (30:20), Tessa Grant (32:10), Christine Burn (34:47), Gillian Crane (38:28), Kate Fullen (43:12), a graduate from the recent beginners group , Kerry Morgan (47:16), Richard Grant (47:18), and Ian Codling (58:05).
In Middlesbrough, Stewart parkrun was attended by Adam Harper-Walker (20:41) and Vanessa Arthur (26:28) and Albert parkrun saw Charles Lamb (22:28) and Laz Mwandigha (27:12). At York Community Woodland parkrun Isaac Myer (18:22) was 2nd overall. Ian Ord (32:52) was at Thorp Perrow parkrun.
Representing the club in Shropshire, Natalie Lyth (33:40) took on Ludlow parkrun, on a two-lap undulating course in scenic forest trails within Mortimer Forest. Ludlow is ranked as the nation’s 10th toughest parkrun with 120m of elevation gain.
Grace Rowland (24:15) ran at Burgess parkrun in South London following the path of the Old Surrey Canal. This is a flat fast course well suited to PBs. At the halfway point runners pass under the famous ‘bridge to nowhere’ that spans the old canal bed that has now been filled in to create a tarmac path.
