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Run the London Landmarks Half with team Kids and take in fabulous views of London’s most iconic landmarks, from Big Ben to St Paul’s Cathedral and the London Eye.
You’ll get to explore the capital on a route like no other, while raising money to help us run life-changing services for families with disabled children.
Unfortunately we have sold out of places for 2025, please register your interest for 2026 by completing the form below.
Apply to run with team Kids for 2026 by completing the form below.
Whether you are a first-timer or a seasoned runner, our friendly team will support you every step of the way. As part of team Kids, you will get:
“Racing for Kids at the London Landmarks Half Marathon was a superb experience. It was incredible to run the streets of London with the energy of the crowd, music and fellow runners. I wanted to contribute in some small way because I believe Kids does tremendous work.”
If you already have your own place, then we would love to have you on team Kids.
You will receive the same support and appreciation our charity place participants receive. We simply ask you to raise as much as possible in return.
Email our Events team to enquire.
If you are interested in this Half Marathon but want to learn more before signing-up, or if you want to hear about future running events, please contact our events team.
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