This is the final in a series of blogs about the history of London City Runners, and was written by Kerry Jones, who leads LCR alongside Tim. Read on to find out what the future of the club looks like… The next steps for London City Runners It’s been almost two years since the clubhouse opened, and until March this year, it was gaining momentum with every passing month. The venue has become a great way for our club to interact with other running communities, sports brands, an

This is the second in a series of blogs written by London City Runner’s founder, Tim Navin-Jones, about the history of the club. In this instalment, he describes how LCR grew from an idea into one of the biggest running clubs in London… THE START When I moved to Bermondsey from Leeds, my brother, who I’d run with since I was small, took me for a run on the incredible route over Tower Bridge then back over Millenium. It’s hard not to be impressed on this run as through the swe

This is a guest post courtesy of Molly. I first turned up at the Marquis of Wellington on my own on a chilly Tuesday evening, a little apprehensive and not knowing what to expect. Having just moved to London I was keen to meet some like-minded people and explore the city. I really needn’t have worried! I couldn’t have wished for a friendlier, more welcoming group of runners. I bought an LCR hoodie that same night and almost two years later I’m still wearing it with pride. A c