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Run South London

Join Team Solving Kids' Cancer UK on March 14, 2027 for the Run South London. By running and raising funds, you'll make a life-changing difference for children and families affected by neuroblastoma and other childhood cancers. 

Run South London is a brand new closed road half marathon bursting onto the scene on 14 March 2027.

Whether you're lacing up for your very first race or chasing a new personal best, this event is for everyone. Expect an incredible atmosphere, buzzing crowds, and a course designed to inspire runners of all ages and abilities. This isn’t just another race, it’s set to become one of the standout highlights of London’s running calendar. Be part of it from the beginning.

Don't watch history being made. Be part of it. Secure your place on the start line today.

Run Together. Run South London.

Join Team Solving Kids’ Cancer UK and be part of an inspiring and unforgettable event in its milestone year.

Your support will fund vital research to find more effective, less toxic treatments and provide essential support services for families facing the unimaginable. Help us achieve our mission: a future where no child dies of neuroblastoma or suffers due to their treatment.

Register your interest today for a place! 

As a Solving Kids' Cancer UK runner, you'll receive: 

  • Solving Kids' Cancer UK running vest to wear with pride 
  • Regular e-newsletters with training and fundraising tips 
  • Unmatched support from our dedicated Events team 

Apply now to join Team Solving Kids' Cancer UK. We can’t wait to welcome you!

Register your interest here

How we help children affected by neuroblastoma 

Solving Kids’ Cancer UK fights for a future where no child dies of neuroblastoma or suffers due to the treatment they receive. We initiate and fund innovative clinical research, support families throughout their child’s cancer journey, and campaign and collaborate for better treatments and care. Find out more about the impact we're having for children now and in the future thanks to supporters like you. 

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For more information on running for Solving Kids’ Cancer UK or volunteering on the day, please contact our Fundraising Team at fundraising@solvingkidscancer.org.uk.