Last updated : July 31, 2010
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Sunday 17th April 2011 1pm

You may notice that we have changed the date from 1st May 2011. This is to avoid a Bank Holiday and clashing with the Long Ashton 10k. We will be contacting individual entrants and offering a refund or deferment if this is unsuitable.
The Pensford 10k defibrillator appeal
Our local Parish Council is trying to raise funds to install emergency heart defibrillators in Pensford and nearby locations. Individual runners raised £135 towards this, and we are topping it up to a total donation of £500.
For information about defibrillators already installed in the Chew Valley
We had an exciting race with the rain holding off for the start but giving welcome relief in the later stages. Haggay Chepkwony took first place almost a full three minutes ahead of Nathan Young with Mark Searle coming in third place. The women put in a strong performance with Nicola Brookland taking first place followed by Nicky Russell and Kirstie Larkin.
We would like again, to take this opportunity to thank everyone for turning up and helping make the race a success. We love to get feedback and would appreciate your taking a few minutes to fill out the Runner,s World event rating at:-
if you have a little more time please download the BARR questionnaire and pop it in the post to race HQ.
We were ranked 37th of the 50 events recording between than 25 & 49 readers' ratings in 2009.
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We were ranked 84th of the 404 events recording more than 15 readers' ratings in 2007.
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We were ranked 142nd of the 350 events recording more than 15 readers' ratings in 2006.
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Pensford 10k 2009, Photo by Kate McCarthy
Roof Appeal Pensford Memorial Hall 2008
The 10k raised £500 from the 2008 event towards the £25k needed to replace the roof on our aging hall, originally funded in the 60s by Acker Bilk.