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….

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…

Behind so much of Ranelagh club life, you’ll often find the Hillhouse family lending their time, support and generosity. Whether it’s sponsoring our races, transporting equipment, keeping runners hydrated, maintaining our clubhouse, volunteering for everything or firing up the BBQ at social….

This Mental Health Awareness Week, Ranelagh is proud to support England Athletics’s #RunAndTalk campaign. Running is about more than miles and pace. It’s about community, connection, and looking out for one another….

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….

Don’t miss our annual 5k road race! First competed for in 1911, the Baker Cup is our road handicap; a mere 5 km (3 miles) around the Ballet School, making it immensely…

We need volunteers. Our biggest road events, the Ranelagh Half (10 May @ 8.30am) and Ranelagh 10K (21 June @ 9am) are coming up very soon. We're also excited to announce a new event - the Sunset Spring 3K (3 July @ 6pm)…

Aimed at complete beginners, our ladies-only Couch-to-5k course is perfect for those wishing to learn how to confidently run 5 km at their own pace...

FINAL FURLONG FOR OUR MOB! Despite our resounding victory at Farthing Downs last Saturday against South London Harriers (race report coming soon!), there’s no rest for our mob. The next challenge awaits - Orion Harriers on 14 March in Epping Forest…

Third time’s a charm they say, so come one, come all - there’s another job ahead for our Ranelagh mob. With two victories so far in the bag, it’s time for us to leave the comforts of home and ….

We need YOUR HELP to reclaim Ranelagh’s title at the 2026 South Downs Way Relay on 6 June 2026. The SDW 100 Mile Relay is one of the best running days out in our calendar. Our club has a rich tradition of participating in the event, especially in the early 2000s…

With cross country wrapped up, it’s time to turn our attention to the roads! Our club competes in the annual Surrey Road League competition and this season brings a refreshed format…

First competed for in 1883, the Clutton Cup is a 16 km/10 mile handicap* cross-country race open to all members. This handsome trophy was presented in 1881, the year of the club’s foundation, by Mr J H Clutton, the club’s first true President…

A clarion call for the next mob match of the season. Following our resounding victory over Thames Hare & Hounds last November, it’s once again time to dust off your spikes, lace up your trails…

We’re delighted to announce that most of the winter kit will be delivered by the end of next week, ready for you to collect. We appreciate that this is a busy time of year for many so…

Kick-start your Sunday long runs the Ranelagh way.. and end it with a smile, great coffee and great company. At Ranelagh, we’re all about making running fun as well as functional, and our Sunday Coffee Club….

It’s time to celebrate the heart and soul of Ranelagh. Our inaugural End of Year Club Awards are here to highlight the people you feel bring warmth, inspiration, and joy…