Where’s Wally? Virtual Fun Run to be held in Peterborough to help disadvantaged children in city
The Where’s Wally? Weekender has been organised by the National Literacy Trust in partnership with ISG Construction Ltd to “help support the literacy of disadvantaged children in Peterborough ”
The 1k, 5k or 10k fun runs are being held virtually for the first time this year, due to the pandemic, over the course of the weekend of May 8-9.
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Hide AdThose taking part must sign up online and will receive a red and white striped costume of the classic character Where’s Wally? and a medal.
The run is open to anyone, regardless of running background, participants simply have to choose a distance and a route which can be completed throughout the weekend.
The entry prices are:
Adult- £14.50 (includes costume and medal)
Child- £10 (includes costume and medal)
Family- £35 (includes costume and medal)
Runners have also been encouraged to raise their own funds for the National Literacy Trust, with the top fundraiser winning a prize of 50 brand new books as a gift for their local school.
For those raring to go on the morning of Saturday May 8, the virtual event will officially kick off with a heart-pumping 15 minute Facebook Live warm up from Peterborough’s very own fitness guru Rebecca Speechley which participants can tune into at 10am on Saturday 8 May.
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Hide AdThere are limited spots available so to avoid missing out all participants have to register and can do so by emailing Peterborough Development Manager Lisa Hynes at [email protected].
To find out more about the event, visit literacytrust.org.uk/events/wheres-wally-weekender-in-peterborough/.