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Training and Racing: Tuesday 22 August - Sunday 27 August 2006
Tuesday 22 August - 6:30pm
Bramcote Leisure Centre for a 10M with 6 * 0.5 mile efforts. There will also be a nursery group for those recovering from various fractures and dislocations.

Saturday 26 August - 9am
Wollaton Park easy run for 1 hour, meet at St. Leonard's Avenue, Wollaton.

Sunday 27 August - 9am
Papplewick for a 13.75 mile run around the forests of north Nottinghamshire.

Races
Friday 7:15pm, 25 August Newstead Abbey Dash. Help out if you aren't racing. Kevin Humpreys Redhill Road Runners.

Saturday, 3pm, 26 August PENDLETON FELL RACE 5m/1500ft from Pendleton nr., Clitheroe, Lancashire. £2 on day only. Records: 30:38 K. Capper 1983, f. 36:36 C. Greenwood 1984. Home made refreshments and village pub (Swan with Two Necks). Safety pins not provided. Details: Roger Dewhurst, 5 Main Street, Bolton-by-Bowland, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 4NW. T: 01200 447634

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