The British 10k London Run

When? Sunday 11th July 2011
Where? Piccadilly, London

Over 25,000 runners including top athletes and celebrity runners take on this race every year, with approximately 40,000 spectators lining the course. The race route through the heart of this historic capital city is unrivalled anywhere in the world and takes runners past many of the iconic and most world renowned sights that the great city of London has to offer.

Every year the race has been a sell out, so we're lucky to have six guarunteed charity places to offer you. These will be given on a first come, first served basis so to secure your place today, call 01708 734366 or email events@lennoxccf.org.uk for an information pack and registration forms. Alternatively, you can download the forms below and post them, with your deposit, to: Lennox Children's Cancer Fund, 57 Mawney Road, Romford, Essex RM7 7HL.

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The Route
Much of the course will be the same as the route used for the men's and women's Olympic marathon courses in 2012. The race starts on Piccadilly at Hyde Park Corner with Wellington Arch as the backdrop, The route then runs down Piccadilly and turns right down to St James's Palace, the former offical london residence of H.R.H. the Prince Of Wales and Princes Harry and William. The course turns left on Pall Mall toward Trafalgar Square where runners pass Nelson's Column and the National Gallery, as well as passing in front of Admiralty Arch before proceeding down Northumberland Avenue towards the river Thames.

Runners then turn left on Victoria Embankment towards the magnificent St Paul's Cathedral before returning back along the river Thames with the classic Tower Bridge as backdrop, passing Tate Modern and the unique London Eye on the opposite bank. Upon reaching the world's most famous clock, Big Ben, the course turns left over Westminster Bridge before doing a 'U' turn in front of the London Eye and heading back to the British Houses Of Parliament.

Runners will then pass around Parliament Square in front of the main entrance of historic Westminster Abbey, where Prince William married Kate Middleton on April 29th 2011. Runners will then loop around Parliament Square before turning left into the finishing straight in Whitehall. After passing the entrance to Downing Street the finish line is located north of the Cenotaph.