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Race for Life 2008 - Trinity Park, Ipswich

From: 09 July 2008

To: 09 July 2008

Cancer Research UK's Race for Life 2008 needs women everywhere to take part and raise money to help continue life-saving work.

Trinity Park, Ipswich

Wednesday 09 July 2008 19:30

We are delighted to be hosting a 2008 Race for Life event at Trinity Park. We'd love you to take part and help us smash our fundraising target of £138000 - and have a great time with family and friends too!

The event starts at 19:30, but please make sure you arrive an hour before so that you can take part in the warm-up.

Our 5km course will take you round Trinity Park, and the surrounding areas. It's a fantastic location, and this year we are hoping to see 2100 women run, jog or walk the course to help more people survive cancer.

You can enter today at

www.raceforlife.org/centraleast

or call 0871 641 2271

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