The Clutton Cup seems to belie its provenance as one of the oldest cups of our club; certainly in appearance, being somewhat dimunitive, unassuming even, compared to the grander…

A trawl through past Ranelagh comms, e-news & gazettes gives a fascinating insight into the saga - defined for the purpose of this race report as 'a long story of heroic achievement' - that is…

In the wonderfully informative read that is ‘The First 125 Years of Ranelagh Harriers 1881 – 2006‘ by Ron Dassett Callis & Steve Rowland, there is a glancing mention of the origins of the Page Cup, when it was awarded for the Five Miles Members’ Handicap on 19 January 1884…

There has been some chat of late around the traditional meaning of a ‘mob match’; whether it’s defined by the scoring (circa. 1907); the distance (typically 7.5 miles) or the trophies (quite a few)….

Even though Storm Darragh manage to cancel nearly every single race fixture & event in the locality, it couldn’t stop the determined Ranelagh horde that gathered at All Bar One…

The Thomas Cup is almost as old as our club itself, and a look back through our archive offers a potted history, courtesy our much respected former e-news editor Steve Rowland…

The Wedding Day 7k is one of those running events that’s a firm favourite with many runners in our locality, and beyond. Pretty much as soon as the date’s announced, it goes straight into…

For some years now, the Henty Relay has signalled the end of our annual fixtures; being as it is the last event to be organised for the participation of all club members…

A trawl through the Ranelagh annals reveal that the first ever 'mini-mob' against our friendly rivals The Stragglers came into being on Sunday March 28th 2009. In the Ranelagh Harrier's E-News #301, club member Marc Snaith writes…

Should you want to ‘ensure’ a good day for a barbecue, chances are it’d be a good bet to pick the date of the Ranelagh 10k. Especially as it’s beginning to develop a reputation for…

Organised by our friends at Epsom & Ewell Harriers, Wednesday 19th June saw the ever popular Nonsuch Relays return, bringing with it the promise of an excellent evening of running; starting and finishing near the mansion house in beautiful Nonsuch Park…

The ever popular Parkland Relays, organised by Thames Hare & Hounds our friendly rivals from across the way (the A3 that is), returned to Richmond Park once again on Wednesday 5th June…

The South Downs Way Relay – 100 miles of hilly, chalky running from Beachy Head to Winchester, split into 18 stages with a team of 6 runners, each running 3 stages all jammed into one day….

At the recent Baker Cup prizegiving supper, it didn’t escape the notice of many that there was quite an inordinate amount of silverware held by our club. Silverware both new and old, and in..