Black Bun Run

Well done to everyone who took part last night and a big "well done" to James - first over the line and knocking three seconds off the previous Hogmanay run. Thank you to Jennifer Goldie and Jim Herring for doing the timing.  Happy New Year.

James Addie	08:13
David Woods	08:19
Jonathon herring	08:26
Fraser Kelly	08:29		Junior
Stuart Hay	08:39
Nick Williamson	08:43
Craig Goldie	08:49
Richard Taylor	08:57
Jamie Thomas	09:01
Mark James	09:05
Brian Davidson	09:16
Robbie Anderson	10:18		Junior
Neil Jones	10:19
Andy Anderson	10:21
Amy Paul	10:42		Junior
Marissa Kelly	11:55		Junior
Anne Hay	12:00
Frank Weissgerber	12:01
Marjorie Kelly	12:20
Theresa Davidson	13:20
Val Herring	14:00
Rebecca Weissgerber	14:34
Keith Mills	18:56

Festive Races

Thanks to everyone who came along to take part today and thanks to Frank for doing the timing.  Also thanks to Ian and Julie for the "spot" prizes given out at the end.

Half Marathon
Andrew Sheldrick	1:43:51
Sandy Wallace	1:56:55
Rhona Anderson	1:37:38
Richard Hadfield	1:37:38
Steve Crane	1:37:38
Lee Curtis	1:30:50
Paul Moseley	1:27:24
Colin Tucker	1:32:38
Stuart Hay	1:25:10
Peter Buchanan	1:25:15
Richard Laucht	1:35:25
James Addie	1:23:44
David Woods	1:36:53
10K
Theresa Davidson	1:07:00
Julie Oswald	54:50
Dorothy Elliott	58:08
Billy Elliott	56:50
Andy Scott	55:08
Jack Scott	56:07
Neil Scott	56:23
Marjorie Kelly	57:38
Fiona Rae	57:38
Jeremy Roebuck	56:23
Ian Rowland	47:14
Brian Davidson	45:21
Richard Taylor	44:36

Updated Club Championship Table

An updated club championship table is available HERE.

There are still opportunities to score points - at this Thursday's 5k handicap, and at the final race of the year, the Black Bun Run on 31 December.

There is also still time to do a ParkRun, or indeed a marathon or an ultra if you can find one!

Please do let Nick know if you spot any errors, etc.  And although he has tried to keep track of everyone's marathons, ultra and ParkRun times, if any are missing then stop being so blooming secretive again please do let him know...

2015 Torness Christmas Handicap Race - Advance notice

Once again it is time to start organising a lunchtime Christmas race - 4 miles around the station taking in the two beaches, seawall etc.

The aim is principally to raise money for a charity to be selected by whoever raises or donates the most cash. As an added bonus you get the opportunity to assess fitness levels, settle old scores and burn off a few calories before the Christmas gluttony kicks in!  Participation subject to operational commitments, supervisor agreement etc. and competitors enter at their own risk.
Date to be confirmed, but most likely Thursday 17th Dec (Subject to Station Christmas lunch etc.). 


Fiona will contact us further early in December confirming the date and details. If you are considering running please let Anne know and I'll pass on your details so you're added to the distribution list for future notifications. Friends and family are welcome.

 
If anyone is available to help timekeep etc. your assistance will be much appreciated :o)  

Doon Hill Race - Results

2nd version results for the EDF Dunbar 10mile race ("Doon Hill") are HERE:


https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzDYb3kri99vQWVtOTNVdGFzRVU/view



Please let us know of any errors, omissions, spelling mistakes etc.

Dunbar 10 Mile Multi-Terrain Race

Please note that the entries for this race are now open. This will take place on Saturday 3rd October 2015 at 11:00 am. The event is open to runners aged 17 or over on the day of the race.

Details and online entry is available at ENTRY CENTRAL (Click here).

Updated Club Championship Scores

I've updated the Club Championship scores - not least because I now understand how the scoring works!

I had been under the misapprehension that 5k handicap wins, marshalling, ultras, etc were on top of the scores for your best 8 races, but that is not the case.  Those only count (cumulatively per category) as a "race", if they would make it into your best 8.  So, for example, if you had 6 marshalling points, those would count towards your overall score if you'd done 7 or fewer actual races, or the 6 points were better than the score for one of your 8 best actual races.  The marathon ladder, and the two ParkRun ladders count as "actual races".  Clear?! Good!

Results here

Thanks
Nick

Linlithgow 10K and Junior Fun Run

This years Linlithgow 10K and Junior Fun Run will be held on 20th September at 14:30. There are still places available in both races, which take in the sights of the historic town, and finish against the dramatic backdrop of Linlithgow Palace.

Further details can be found here:

http://www.linlithgowac.org.uk/linlithgow-10k

http://www.linlithgowac.org.uk/linlithgowfunrun

Oldhamstocks Hill Race

Entries for the Oldhamstocks Hill Race are online this year. The race is on Saturday 15th August 2015 at 12:00 noon.

The event is listed on this page. https://www.sientries.co.uk/index.php?page=L

Touch of Tartan Half Marathon and 5K Kilt Run

The Perth 5k Kilt Run - where participants run a 5k route wearing a traditional kilt - is now in its fourth year, but thanks to the feedback from participants looking for a bigger challenge there is now the introduction of a half-marathon length route starting at Perth Aerodrome and finishing on the North Inch parkland in Perth. It's a mainly flat on and off road route set against a very pretty background, and rather than wearing a kilt, participants are being asked to don a touch of tartan.

Entry is now open at www.eventfull.biz

What is the Touch of Tartan weekend?

A range of activities being held in Perth, Scotland over the weekend of Saturday 8 August and Sunday 9 August. On the Saturday the events are based around our running and walking events including the 4th annual Perth 5k Kilt Run. There will also be a range of entertainment, music and fun for all the family throughout the day and into the evening. On Sunday the focus is Perth's traditional Highland Games event plus a great Touch of Tartan food event supported by local restaurants and eateries.

What are all the running/walking event options?

• Perth 5k Kilt Run

• Touch of Tartan Half-Marathon run

• Perth 5k kilted walk

• Perth half-marathon kilted walk

• Perth marathon kilted walk

All events are now open for booking at www.eventfull.biz 

Fundraising

Runners and walkers are encouraged to use this opportunity to raise sponsorship money and donate to charity, there is no minimum fundraising amount for entrants, although charities will appreciate every penny raised. Recommended charities for each event are:

Walking events: Perth Autism Support http://www.perthautismsupport.org.uk/ 

Kilt Run: Guide Dogs Scotland https://www.guidedogs.org.uk/guide-dogs-scotland/help-someone-near-you/fundraising 

Touch of Tartan Half-Marathon run: Scottish Charities Air Ambulance http://www.scaa.org.uk

Visitors to Perth

Where can I find accommodation in Perth? 

The City of Perth offers a range of guest houses and hotels to offer accommodation to suit every budget. If you're planning to make a weekend of it visit www.perthcity.co.uk for details on the options available in the city.

Where can I find places to eat and other information about Perth?

www.perthcity.co.uk is a great source of information about the accommodation, restaurant, shopping and activity/events information in Perth.