Take on the Great North Run 2027 for the UK Sepsis Trust
About the Great North Run
Join Team UKST and 57,000 other runners and take on the Great North Run – the world’s largest half marathon in September 2027. By participating, you’ll not only challenge yourself but also contribute to a vital cause in the fight against sepsis.
The 13.1-mile route starts in Newcastle, crosses the iconic Tyne Bridge and finishes on the South Shields coast. Along the way, you’ll experience musical entertainment, charity cheer buses, and thousands of spectators cheering you on!
Whether you’re chasing a personal best, taking on your first half marathon, or simply looking for an unforgettable challenge, the Great North Run is an experience like no other. With a scenic route, incredible atmosphere, and huge crowds lining the course, there’s something for every runner.
Great North Run charity places with the UK Sepsis Trust
Take on the Great North Run as part of team UKST and help raise vital funds to fight sepsis.
What you’ll receive as part of team UKST
- A free, exclusive UKST running vest: proudly represent UKST on race day.
- Fundraising assistance: We’ll help you set up your fundraising page and provide tips and guidance to help you reach your goals.
- Ongoing support: We’ll be with you throughout your training and fundraising journey, cheering you on every step of the way!
- A community of UKST runners: Connect with other UKST runners through our Facebook and WhatsApp groups.
Apply for the Great North Run 2027
Ready to join team UKST?
We’re now taking expressions of interest for Great North Run 2027.
To register, simply complete our expression of interest form, and we’ll be in touch via email, where you’ll be added to our waiting list – please note, this doesn’t guarantee entry. We’re still awaiting further details from the Great North Run Company regarding the 2027 event and the number of charity places we’ll have available.
Why run the Great North Run for UKST?
By taking on the Great North Run on behalf of the UK Sepsis Trust, you’ll be supporting our mission to end preventable deaths from sepsis and provide ongoing support for those affected.