Bath Half Marathon 2027
Join #TeamLC for the Bath Half Marathon - a scenic and historic route through the heart of the city, supporting people affected by leukaemia, MPNs and MDS.
At a glance
About the event
Set in the heart of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage City, this 13.1 mile (21.1 km) race offers a fast, flat, traffic-free route through magnificent Georgian streets and riverside views. It’s ideal for first timers and seasoned runners alike.
The details
- Date: Sunday 14th March 2027
- Distance: Half Marathon (13.1 miles / 21.1 km)
- Location: Bath, Somerset (Start/Finish: Royal Victoria Park)
- Booking fee: £25
- Fundraising goal: £350
- Sign up for your charity place with Leukaemia Care:
Why run the Bath Half for Leukaemia Care?
By choosing a charity place with Leukaemia Care you’ll receive:
- A Leukaemia Care running vest to wear with pride.
- Fundraising support and tips (emails, guides, community).
- The chance to make a real difference to people living with blood cancers.
Sign up today
Secure your place, grab your vest, and commit to fundraising for Leukaemia Care. Secure your spot here or email events@leukaemiacare.org.uk. Alternatively, you can call on 01905 755977 for more details.
Join Team LC and take on an unforgettable challenge while making a real difference for people affected by leukaemia.
Event FAQs
Who can enter?
Anyone aged 17+ (check organiser’s terms) who can complete the distance on the day.
What’s the course like?
It’s a fast, mostly flat two-lap route around Bath, beginner-friendly but exciting for PB seekers.
How much do I need to raise?
You will need to raise £350 (or hopefully more) for Leukaemia Care.
Are there other costs?
You’ll need to cover travel, kit (you will received a Leukaemia Care vest to wear on the day) and training but we’ll be with you every step of the way.
Register your interest
Ready to take on this challenge and raise vital funds for Leukaemia Care? Register now to secure your place and join Team LC. Every step, mile, or challenge you complete helps us support people affected by leukaemia.