Cardiff Half Marathon 2027
Take on 13.1 miles through the heart of the Welsh capital and make every mile count for Leukaemia Care!
At a glance
About the event
Join thousands of runners for the Cardiff Half Marathon 2027, one of the UK's biggest and most exciting running events.
With its flat, fast course and incredible atmosphere, the Cardiff Half Marathon is perfect whether you're tackling your first half marathon or chasing a new personal best.
You'll run past some of Cardiff's most famous landmarks, including Cardiff Castle, the Principality Stadium and Cardiff Bay, with thousands of spectators cheering you on along the way.
Event details
- Date: Sunday 3 October 2027
- Location: Cardiff, Wales
- Distance: 13.1 miles (21.1km)
- Registration fee: £35
- Fundraising target: £450
Why run for Leukaemia Care?
Every mile you run will help us support people affected by leukaemia, MDS and MPNs.
By joining Team Leukaemia Care, you'll be helping us provide vital services including our nurse-led helpline, patient information, support groups and financial advice, so that nobody has to face leukaemia alone.
What support will you receive?
When you join Team Leukaemia Care, we'll be there to support you throughout your fundraising journey. You'll receive:
- Fundraising tips, advice and resources to help you reach your target.
- Support and encouragement from our friendly fundraising team.
- A Leukaemia Care running T-shirt to wear with pride.
Ready to take on Cardiff?
Whether you're aiming for a personal best or simply want to cross that finish line, make your Cardiff Half Marathon experience even more meaningful by running for Leukaemia Care.
Sign up today and make your miles matter!
Join Team LC and take on an unforgettable challenge while making a real difference for people affected by leukaemia.
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.