Athletics

Runners at the 'Let’s Lift the Curfew' event in Peterborough. Photo by Gary Mitchell

Women's safety when running in the dark is highlighted at major event

Local ladies running at the Embankment athletics track. Photo David Lowndes.

'Let's Lift the Curfew' event to be held at the Embankment

Openrun Shokz earphones that shoppers can save on during Black Friday sales

Black Friday Shokz earphones from £55 runners and swimmers will love

Lawson Capes in action in Birmingham last weekend.

Lawson Capes is virtually unbeatable!

You could win a three-night curated tour of Paris for two if you can predict Team GB gold medal haul

Paris getaway up for grabs if you predict Team GB gold medal haul

Yaxley runners in Valencia, from the left, Craig Bradley, Darren Hillier, Mike Branston, Carl Baron, Sam Petitt, Darren Wells & Joe Bennett.

England call for Darragh

Brandon Ballard on top of the podium at Chelmsford.

Brilliant Brandon is a national champion

Tori Bowie as World Champion in 100m at 2017 World Athletics Championship

American ex-world champion sprinter Tori Bowie dies at 32

Lawson Capes on his way to retaining his English School title.

Lawson Capes retains English schools title with ease

Sport events calendar 2021: all the rescheduled events and dates for your diary

Ella Robinson.

Arthur Mellows Village College student nominated for a national athletics award

Bobby Doyle delivered a superb Posh debut in 1976.

Looking back at the greatest away performance in Peterborough Panthers’ history,...

The Peterborough Town team that won the 1986 Jaidka Cup: back row, left to right, Jon Boyce, Darren Morris, Geoff Towns, Dave Remnant, Martin Collcott, Paul Parker, front, Gary Rice, Steve Hair, Alan Swann, Neil Taylor, Martin Dobbs.

Peterborough United signings, ‘Big Jim’s’ record-breaking knock, the Peterboroug...

Zeke Rowe in action for Posh.

Peterborough United’s big signings, England call-ups for lady cricketer and pool...

The Helpston Harriers team at the 2019 Green Wheel relay.

Friends unite to form a very competitive running club

Aaron Scott.

Helpston Harriers up and running
Helpston is best known for the poet John Clare, but this could all change now that an ambitious new running club has taken the name of the thriving village, writes Barry Warne.
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Geoff Capes (left) and Lewis Capes (right).

ACADEMY: Expert coaching from former Olympian available

Mo Farah's rant at the media was ill-judged.

SWANNY'S WORLD OF SPORT: Dreary and undignified athletes, a muscle-bound slogger...

The Nene Valley Harriers team that won the Southern League fixture at Colchester.

Great team spirit is the key tosuccess for high-flying Harriers

Pictured 30 years ago is the Walton and Werrington darts team who played in Division Two of the Peterborough Clubs League. They were doing well but this picture was taken before they suffered a shock 5-4 defeat at home to the struggling Posh Club team. From the left are, back, Don Biggadike, Kevin Baker, Richard Crane, Roy Binder, Peter Tupps, Wally Davis, front, Barry McGuinness, Bob Klein, John Griggs, Ron Freeman and David Gilbert.

LOOKING BACK: Star footballers shine so bright as they record a whopping 43-0 wi...

The PAC Under 11 girls team. From the left are Fearne Starr, Jaia Bull, Harriet Smith and Eliza Mardon.

ATHLETICS: PAC in good form at the county championships

Tim Cook ( left) with Mike Harris from England Athletics.

National award for GPAN

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LOOKING BACK: Fenman given a whipping by the White Horse

Almaz Ayana celebrates winning the women's 10,000m.

SWANNY'S WORLD OF SPORT: A great leap of faith required

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LOOKING BACK: Ton-up Barry sees the old boys to victory

Peterborouigh 5k Grand Prix Series champion Stuart Haw.

ATHLETICS: Peterborough AC are kings of the road

LOOKING BACK: More Jubilee joy for Nenedale
Pictured is the Nenedale cricket team after winning the Jubilee Shield 30 years ago for the fourth year on the trot.
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Josh Akinwumi won through to the final.

ATHLETICS: Akinwumi safely over the first hurdle

Ben Heron.

ATHLETICS: Kettering runner wins the Eye Grand Prix

Charlotte Taylor.

England's glory for Nene Valley queen Charlotte

Karl Eve won the pole vault.

ATHLETICS: Golden oldies shine bright for both city clubs

Josh Akinwumi won the Under 17 100m hurdles.

ATHLETICS: Harriers youngsters off to a promising start

Nene Valley Harriers with medals they won at the European Masters Indoor Championships. From the left they are Julian Smith, Andrea Jenkins and David Brown.

ATHLETICS: Joy for Jenkins as she strikes gold in Italy

Action from the Thorney 10K. Picture: David Lowndes

ATHLETICS: Robinson wins the Thorney 10K

Trophy winners Nicky Morgan, Cat Foley-Wray and Philippa Taylor.

ATHLETICS: A great year to celebrate for Nene Valley Harriers

Cambridge Half-Marathon winner Aaron Scott.

ATHLETICS: Scott scorches home in the Cambridge Half-Marathon

Anthony Johnson won yesterday's Frostbite League race.

ATHLETICS: Johnson takes the Frostbite honours again