
We want to get as many runners involved as possible to collectively run 1,000 outdoor miles around all of the streets of Alcester, Warwickshire, over a 60 hour period.
We (Paul and Aimee) have set ourselves an ambitious goal of running 200 miles each, but we will need Alcester runners to cover the remaining 600 miles!
We are raising money for Parkinson's UK and The Beyond Recovery Project.
The event will start at
5am on Friday 2 October 2026.
The clock will stop at
5pm on Sunday 4 October 2026.
Aimee and Paul will be starting from the Greig Hall (B49 6AD) and that will be the headquarters for the event, but the runs will be taking place all over Alcester!

Run anywhere outside in Alcester during the 60 hour period, then swing by the Greig Hall with proof of your run (Strava, Garmin etc) and your miles will be added to the total.
*No need to pre-register*
And don't forget to make a donation - every £1 helps!
Our team will regularly update a map showing completed runs - spot a gap, know the area and fancy a challenge? Fill the gap by running where no-one else has run yet!
Parkinson's UK is a UK charity aiming to support every Parkinson's journey, every step of the way. They are campaigning for better health and care, funding research into groundbreaking new treatments and running life-changing support services.
Their mission is to improve life with Parkinson's.
This is a charity very close to our hearts as Aimee's father has Parkinson's Disease.
The Beyond Recovery Project is a UK-based, not-for-profit community interest organisation providing health and wellbeing-centred support to the brain tumour community through inclusive, nature-based activities.
Their mission is to inspire and empower brain tumour survivors through their recovery and beyond.
We have a number of close friends
The Beyond Recovery Project is a UK-based, not-for-profit community interest organisation providing health and wellbeing-centred support to the brain tumour community through inclusive, nature-based activities.
Their mission is to inspire and empower brain tumour survivors through their recovery and beyond.
We have a number of close friends affected by brain tumours and TBRP has been life-changing for them.
The fundraiser is managed by GiveStar. A card processing fee is deducted from your donation by GiveStar before it reaches the charity. GiveStar does not charge a platform fee. For Online/App payments the fee is 1.9% + 30p. For Tap to Pay payments the fee is 5% + 20p.
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From ANPR and seamless digital payments to intelligent data and fair, sensible parking management, everything we do is built around a simple philosophy: landowner-aligned, driver-focused and technology-led.
We're proud to sponsor Solemate Runners and support their fantastic fundraising for Parkinson's UK and The Beyond Recovery Project.
Without Limits Originals creates cinematic documentary films exploring endurance, adventure and extraordinary people. Our documentaries are a testament to human triumph through sheer grit and determination. We produce cinematic deep-dives into the psychological and physical endurance required to tackle the impossible.
We at Without Limits Originals are proud to be partnering with Paul and Aimee to support with live media coverage while producing an original documentary film for the Without Limits Originals YouTube channel
Welcome to PWRHOUSE Lifting Club.
A motivating training hub built on hand-selected golden era equipment. From beginners to experienced lifters, everyone is welcome - train hard, feel supported, and be part of a community that grows together.
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PWRHOUSE Lifting Club is proud to support Solemate Runners and their fundraising journey, both through the Alcester Run 1000 and their many challenges to follow. As a gym built around strength, determination and community, we love seeing people push themselves beyond their limits while raising money for great causes. We're delighted to play our part in supporting Paul and Aimee and the positive impact they are making through running, fitness and fundraising.
Costcutter Alcester is your friendly local convenience store, providing the community with a great range of everyday essentials, fresh produce, snacks, drinks and household goods. Proud to be part of the Alcester community, the team is committed to supporting local people, organisations and events.
Costcutter is delighted to support Solemate Runners and their fundraising efforts for Parkinson's UK and The Beyond Recovery Project through Alcester Run 1000. As a local business, we recognise the importance of giving back to the community and we are happy to assist an event that brings people together while raising money for such worthwhile causes.
By taking part in this running challenge, you acknowledge that your participation is entirely voluntary and you do so solely and entirely at your own risk. Running and physical exercise can involve inherent risks, including, but not limited to, injury, illness, accidents, adverse weather conditions and, in rare circumstances, serious injury or death. You are responsible for ensuring that you are physically fit and suitably prepared to participate and you should seek appropriate medical advice if you have any concerns about your ability to take part.
Anyone under 18 must have the permission and supervision of a parent or legal guardian, who is responsible for deciding whether the child is fit and able to participate.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, no person(s) or organisation(s) (including Solemate Runners and The Greig Hall) shall be liable for any accident, harm, injury, illness, expense, loss, damage to property or other consequence arising from or in connection with your participation in the challenge, except where such liability cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
By participating, you confirm that you understand and accept these risks and agree to take responsibility for your own safety and wellbeing.