We’re excited to invite all training groups to take part in a special trial of a brand-new club event SUNSET SPRINT - a fast and fun 3K time trial at the scenic Ham Avenues!….

Summer is here – and what a summer it’s shaping up to be; especially with the international sporting fixtures we’ve been privileged to enjoy so far: the Women’s Euros (YAAAAYYY The Lionesses)….

Traditionally our final all-club fixture, bar the Ratchford Relay, the Henty Relay remains one of our most popular - and sprited - club event, bringing together runners of all ages and abilities…

As with the recent Ranelagh Half, this year's 10K felt so wonderful and joyous. Once again, the sun came out to give us another warm, sunny day, full of individual and collective moments…

The River Relay is a baton relay run over five stages, from Boveney to Kingston-upon-Thames, finishing at the Hawker Centre…

Before we head into our July notices, please heed this club wide call to come and support at the Tracksmith 5000m on Wednesday 9 July! At the time of writing, we have an amazing 29 ….

The Henty Relay Handicap was first realised in 1966 by club member Chris Henty, as a one-off event to fill a winter XC fixtures gap. It would have remained thus had it not been revived in 1975…

Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held at the Ranelagh Clubhouse from 19:30 on Tuesday 8th July

As expected, June is fast becoming a packed month full of ‘fun’ things everyone can take part in. All the better to get out there and enjoy the longer days and the fabulous weather, we say…

We’ve made it through May! Woo hoo! Admittedly, we’re aware that this is not ordinarily a cause for celebration, but bear with us here at Comms HQ, it’s been quite an epic month and we’re….

As a club, we are privileged to have several iconic events within our immediate locality that we can partake in; London marathon, Parliament Hill, Surrey XC and Road league, plus numerous ….

In and amongst all the silverware held by our club is an unassuming chalice called the Coad Cup. It was presented in 1947 by one SE Coad; ….

May’s days are counting down and it will soon be June; meaning it won’t be long before we’re then into July and the 2nd half of 2025! Cue tiny gasp of horror…

This year’s Ranelagh Half was truly special. Showcasing the best of what our sport represents - joyous running, club & community spirit, and plenty of heart…

The Coad Cup was donated to our club in 1947 by W H Coad, who had won it outright in a 5 miles club steeplechase in 1882. He expressed a desire for the race to be held during the summer….

With April featuring the start of spring marathon fever in Ranelagh-land, one could be forgiven for hoping that May would….

John, who has died at the age of 74, was one of Ranelagh’s top runners during the 1980s. His distinctive 6’4” frame, long stride and size 12 shoes made him a very visible presence at races.

In the quiet light of Sunday morning, 19 runners will stand on the edge of history. The sky above Greenwich will be pale with promise. Behind them, months, years of early alarms, long miles…