Run Together

Whats on this August at Runlimited™

We are on a mission to Run Together with as many people as possible.

Join us this July as we continue our mission, with a schedule designed for all runners.

Sun 16 August
Big Half Training Block, 20km
Borough Yards, 9:15am

Wed 19 August
Running is a Radical Act. Community Panel.
Borough Yards. 7pm

Sun 23 August
Big Half Training Block, 18km progression run
Borough Yards, 9:15am

Thur 27 August
Opening night at Coal Drops Yard
7pm

Sun 30 August
Big Half Training Block, 12km
Borough Yards, 9:15am

We are on a mission to Run Together with as many people as possible.

Join us this July as we continue our mission, with a schedule designed for all runners.

Sun 16 August
Big Half Training Block, 20km
Borough Yards, 9:15am

Wed 19 August
Running is a Radical Act. Community Panel.
Borough Yards. 7pm

Sun 23 August
Big Half Training Block, 18km progression run
Borough Yards, 9:15am

Thur 27 August
Opening night at Coal Drops Yard
7pm

Sun 30 August
Big Half Training Block, 12km
Borough Yards, 9:15am

Big Half Training Block
Sundays 9.15am

A 6 week series designed to support you on your half marathon training.

Powered by Cadence, with prizes ad giveaways up for grabs.

Lunch Break Run
every Wednesday

Each week we will be leading a 5km lunch break run from our Borough Yards store. Free and open to all. 6:00/km pace.

5 km, 6:00/km

📍 Runlimited, Borough Yards

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Community code of conduct

We are committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive, and respectful environment for everyone who takes part in our runs and events. We believe running should be enjoyable, supportive, and safe for all. That starts with how we treat each other.

Our expectations:

  • - Treat others with courtesy, dignity, and respect at all times.
  • - Be inclusive and considerate of different abilities, backgrounds, identities, and experiences.
  • - Respect personal boundaries, space, and consent - on runs, at events and on social media.
  • - Communicate in a positive way, including via online channels.
  • - Avoid behaviour that could make others feel uncomfortable, excluded, or unsafe.

Our commitment:

  • - Fostering a culture where respect and kindness are the norm.
  • - Addressing inappropriate or disrespectful behaviour early and fairly.
  • - Supporting anyone who feels uncomfortable or affected by another person’s behaviour.
  • - Taking concerns seriously and handling them sensitively and confidentially.

Speaking up:
If something doesn’t feel right, members are encouraged to speak to a run leader or staff member. Raising a concern helps keep the community positive and welcoming for everyone.

Community code of conduct

We are committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive, and respectful environment for everyone who takes part in our runs and events. We believe running should be enjoyable, supportive, and safe for all. That starts with how we treat each other.

Our expectations:

  • - Treat others with courtesy, dignity, and respect at all times.
  • - Be inclusive and considerate of different abilities, backgrounds, identities, and experiences.
  • - Respect personal boundaries, space, and consent - on runs, at events and on social media.
  • - Communicate in a positive way, including via online channels.
  • - Avoid behaviour that could make others feel uncomfortable, excluded, or unsafe.

Our commitment:

  • - Fostering a culture where respect and kindness are the norm.
  • - Addressing inappropriate or disrespectful behaviour early and fairly.
  • - Supporting anyone who feels uncomfortable or affected by another person’s behaviour.
  • - Taking concerns seriously and handling them sensitively and confidentially.

Speaking up:
If something doesn’t feel right, members are encouraged to speak to a run leader or staff member. Raising a concern helps keep the community positive and welcoming for everyone.