Becoming a CIO: Important information for members. Our new dedicated webpage about Ranelagh’s proposed transition to a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) is now live…

August marks the closing stretch of the Ranelagh season but there’s still plenty happening across the club. The much-loved Ratchford Relay will take place on a Tuesday evening, with the date still to be confirmed. Open to all women and juniors, teams of three take on six 1K loops near Petersham Gate…

The River Relay is a baton relay run over five stages from Boveney to Kingston-upon-Thames, finishing at Bushy Park Sports Club. Brilliantly organised by the Stragglers AC, the stages range from 4.4 to 6.5 miles over friendly terrain…

Six laps, 21 teams and one Kiwi. Few events capture the Ranelagh spirit quite like the Henty Relay. First conceived in 1966, the Henty brings together club members of all ages and…

Thank you to everyone who came to the AGM and joined the discussion on our proposed transition to a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, or CIO. So we can continue these important discussions, these are the next steps…

Friday 3rd July, saw the inaugural Ranelagh Sunset Sprint 3K take place, bringing 239 runners to Ham Avenues for Ranelagh’s brand-new evening of fast racing, festival vibes and club spirit….

This year’s Ranelagh 10K was never going to be an easy one. By mid-morning, the heat was already making itself felt across the course, turning what is usually a fast, flowing riverside race…

This is a shorter-than-usual edition highlighting three key things coming up this month. With a busy few weeks at Comms HQ, we’ll follow up with a fuller newsletter later in July, including recent performances, race reports and social roundups…

Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held at the Ranelagh Clubhouse from 19:30 on Tuesday 7th July

The Henty Relay Handicap was first conceived in 1966 by club member Chris Henty as a one-off event to fill a winter XC fixtures gap. It might have remained just that had it not been revived in 1975 as a permanent fixture….

The annual (mini) Mob against our friends and rivals at Stragglers RC has become an anticipated event in our fixture calendar. Part competition, part social gathering, and part excuse to fill a parkrun with club colours, this year's edition delivered all three in abundance.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended, donated and supported Robbie's BBQ Fundraiser on Tuesday 9th June, after training. It was a fantastic night at the clubhouse, with members, friends and supporters coming together to support …

Our annual (mini) Mob Match against The Stragglers Running Club will take place in conjunction with Old Deer Park parkrun. As with all mob matches, it’s all about numbers so everyone is encouraged to turn up and run…

Dearest Gentle Runner, It is with great delight that I report upon the latest exploits of the intrepid members of Ranelagh Harriers, who recently descended upon the rolling hills of the South Downs Relay. …

There is one notable omission from the illustrious roll of honour on the Parkland Relays section of the Thame Hare & Hounds website. THH themselves proudly proclaim their dominance of this fantastic event; and rightly so, having won 20 of the 30 editions….

June is here and attention now turns to one of the main fixtures in our race calender, the Ranelagh 10K on Sunday 21 June. Whether you’re racing, supporting or volunteering, we’d love to see the club out in force….

Among the many trophies and pieces of silverware lining Ranelagh’s history sits a modest-looking chalice known as the Coad Cup. At first glance, it’s easy to overlook. But like so much at Ranelagh, its story runs deep through the club’s history….

There are some races that sit quietly in the calendar, known mostly within running circles yet spoken about with near-mythical affection by those who have experienced them. The Green Belt Relay is one of those events…