South Warwickshire residents invited to join nursing home’s annual 10k fun run

The event will returning in April.
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Residents in south Warwickshire are being invited to take part in a nursing home’s annual 10k fun run event.

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On April 28, Shipston Home Nursing will be bringing back its 10K run/walk, starting and finishing at the Walton Hall in Wellesbourne.

On Sunday April 28, Shipston Home Nursing will be hosting its popular 10K run/walk, starting and finishing at Walton Hall in Wellesbourne. Photo suppliedOn Sunday April 28, Shipston Home Nursing will be hosting its popular 10K run/walk, starting and finishing at Walton Hall in Wellesbourne. Photo supplied
On Sunday April 28, Shipston Home Nursing will be hosting its popular 10K run/walk, starting and finishing at Walton Hall in Wellesbourne. Photo supplied
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Participants can choose to enter as individuals, or as a team.

The team at Shipston Home Nursing said they are also delighted to be working with Tempo Events, offering Electronic Race Timing to pre-registered runners.

This year, a prize will be awarded to the participant who raises the most money for the hospice at home charity.

Kate Bamford, head of fundraising and communications at Shipston Home Nursing, said: “The Walton Hall 10k is one of our favourite annual events.

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"To encourage fundraising for our charity, we’re excited to be able to offer a luxurious spa stay at Hoar Cross Hall to whoever generates the most money on their fundraising page.

"With over 200 runners and walkers, if everyone raised just £10, it would make an enormous difference to us.

“With medals, bacon rolls and fantastic prizes from Warwick Sports Shop, it’s a great way to spend a Sunday morning.”

Shipston Home Nursing cares for patients with illnesses that do not respond to curative treatment and who wish to be nursed at home.

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The service covers Shipston, Wellesbourne, Kineton and the surrounding villages and is free.

It costs around £550,000 to fund the charity each year, of which the charity says 93 per cent of this income is self-generated.