Cardiff Half Marathon

Woman running Cardiff Half in memory of nephew born with heart condition

Woman running Cardiff Half in memory of nephew born with heart condition

A 23-year-old woman from Caerphilly is running the Principality Cardiff Half Marathon to raise money for Tŷ Hafan. Heidi Perkins, a flood risk consultant from Bedwas, said the charity provided ‘amazing care’ for her nephew Matthew who sadly passed away when he was just seven weeks old. Matthew was born in July 2023 by emergency...

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Woman taking on Cardiff Half for best friend’s cancer battle

A 32-year-old woman from Caerphilly will be running the Principality Cardiff Half Marathon in support of her best friend who has been battling throat cancer. Philippa Langley, who works as a team leader for a finance company, will be raising money for Cancer Research...

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Men’s skincare founder running Cardiff Half for Mind to help highlight the importance of overall wellbeing

A 23-year-old man from Newport, who set up his own skincare brand after suffering with his mental health, will be taking on the Principality Cardiff Half Marathon to raise money for Mind. Louis Watkins started working on Clear For Men in 2021 because he...

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Trans woman running Cardiff Half to increase representation and combat prejudice

A 25-year-old woman is taking part in the 2024 Principality Cardiff Half Marathon as part of Tranathon, to try and increase representation for trans people and combat transphobia. Caelyn O’Reilly, a TV extra from Cardiff, says she feels it’s important to take part in...

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Principality Cardiff Half Marathon has sold out for 2024

General entries for the 2024 Principality Building Society Cardiff Half Marathon have now sold out just four months after going on sale. It now means that the only way runners who have not yet entered are able to secure a spot for 2024 is...

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How you can run to help support Cancer Research Wales

Stark statistics show that one in two people will develop some form of cancer during their lifetime. And, by 2030, it’s estimated that 230,000 people across Wales will have the disease. This is why research is vital. This World Cancer Day on Sunday 4th...

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