Page Cup Handicap
Our second cross-country handicap of the season, covering 5 miles (8km) and open to all club members aged 15 and over. All abilities welcome, with one of Ranelagh’s oldest trophies and the usual race medals up for grabs. Plus as it’s Halloween, there’ll also be medals for the three best-dressed finishers. Fancy dress is optional, but warmly encouraged!
Kit Orders Are Open!
Replenish your kit now! Looking for an extra layer for winter or a fresh set of blue and amber? Our kit order window is now open, including some items that have recently been out of stock.
2026 Thomas Cup
Some afternoons remind you just how lovely it is to be part of Ranelagh Harriers, and our Thomas Cup on Saturday 26 September was certainly one of them…
Surrey League Special
The 2026/2027 Surrey League season kicks off on 10 October at Wimbledon Common, where our women’s and men’s teams will both be competing in Division 1. After a season of progress and promotion, this special edition of the Ranelagh Notices celebrates their achievements and invites you to be part of the season ahead…
Introducing MyRanelagh
We’d love your help as we test MyRanelagh, our new web app for keeping up with club life. It brings club events, event responses, volunteering and running achievements together in one place….
Thomas Cup BBQ
Our annual Thomas Cup BBQ will take place at the Ranelagh Clubhouse on Saturday 26 September from 3.15pm, straight after the race and club photo….
CIO Update: SGM Resolutions Approved
Thank you to everyone who joined us for last night’s SGM. I’m delighted to confirm that members voted in favour of the resolutions, allowing us to move forward with the next stage of becoming a CIO…
September Notices
As the summer holidays draw to a close, welcome back to what promises to be a busy month at Ranelagh. We’re easing back into club life with the Ranelagh Sunday Coffee Club on Sun 31 Aug, when the Bearcats will join us for a training session from 8am…
CIO Update: New Documents
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to read the CIO information and engage so thoughtfully with the proposal. The dedicated CIO webpage brings together the background to the proposal, answers to members’ questions and all the supporting information.
CIO Update: From Our President
Thank you for your engagement with the process and for all the feedback we’ve received. The Executive Committee looks forward to welcoming you to a Special General Meeting on 1 September @ 7pm…
Thomas Cup Handicap
Traditionally our first cross-country handicap* fixture, this year's Thomas Cup on 26 September will mark the start of Ranelagh's 145th season…
CIO Update: FAQs
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 Notices
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…
River Relay 2026
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…
Henty Relay · 2026
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…
CIO Update
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…
Sunset Sprint 3K · 2026
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….
Ranelagh 10K · 2026
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…