Story added: 24th September 2015
At last night’s Capital One Cup tie between Norwich City Football Club and West Bromwich Albion, the Community Sports Foundation (CSF) saluted the hard work of the people that helped to make the recent Run Norwich 10K a success.
Over 3,000 runners took the city centre streets in August for the inaugural event, and this was made possible because of the tireless work of the Run Norwich Operations Board and technical team, and the enthusiasm of the 300 volunteers on the day.
The ten-kilometre city centre route saw runners pass a number of iconic landmarks, including Norwich Cathedral, Norwich City Football Club, and the Castle.
Shortly before kick off, some of the volunteers took part in a pitch parade, while several of the event’s prize winners joined the race technical team for a picture at half-time.
The guests all enjoyed a complementary ticket to watch the game, which saw the Canaries running out as 3-0 winners.
25th June 2026
The playfield of Necton Church of England Primary School was transformed into a lively racecourse last month as pupils and staff came together for Run Necton, the latest instalment of the Community Sports Foundation’s popular Run Norwich Schools programme.
28th April 2026
Hillcrest Primary School, in Downham Market, was the latest school to enjoy the Foundation's shared fundraising event Run Norwich Schools.
10th September 2024
Sunday 8th September saw nearly 7000 people complete the eighth edition of Run Norwich, including over 500 Community Sports Foundation runners.
3rd July 2024
On Friday 24th May, local school Ashleigh Primary joined forces with the Foundation to put together a morning of fundraising fun.