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London Landmarks Half Marathon

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2027
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Join Team #BrainResearchUK and take on the London Landmarks Half Marathon to help fund life-changing neurological research.

The London Landmarks Half Marathon is a closed road, central London run and is the only half marathon to go through both the City of London and City of Westminster. From cultural landmarks and heritage to the city's quirky and hidden secrets, runners get to explore the capital on a route like no other.

Why run for us?

We want to give you the best possible experience – so you have a run to remember while helping to raise funds for vital brain research to help people living with neurological conditions live better, longer.

We support our amazing team of runners with:

  • Fundraising support from our dedicated team of fundraisers
  • Regular emails to keep you motivated and informed
  • A specially commissioned Brain Research UK running vest

Have your own place in the event?

If you are successful in the public ballot, you can still run for #TeamBrainResearchUK! Own place runners are more than welcome on our team, and receive exactly the same support as runners that have a Charity Place. You can find more information on the public ballot on the London Landmarks Half Marathon website.

Apply for a Brain Research UK Charity Place

To apply for place in the London Landmarks Half Marathon, please complete our application form.

Please note that filling in an application form doesn’t guarantee you a place in this event, as Brain Research UK has a limited number of places in the London Landmarks Half Marathon. We will consider a range of factors when allocating our places: personal reasons for taking part, fundraising targets and plans, as well as the order that applicants have applied in.

Charity Place Costs

Registration fee: £35
Minimum sponsorship: £400

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Contact us

For any questions or queries, please email events@brainresearchuk.org.uk or call us on 020 7404 9982.