Thornhill 10k

The Thornhill 10K is a community-focused running event designed to support cancer research, specifically in honor of local farmer Steven Black, who lost his battle with Duodenal Cancer. Participants can choose between a 10K or a 2.5K route, both offering scenic views of the Frews and surrounding landscapes. The event promotes inclusivity with categories for various genders and age groups, and a portion of the entry fees goes to Beatson Cancer Charity.

Runners receive medals, and prizes are awarded to top finishers. The event also features food and drink options, ensuring a festive atmosphere for all attendees. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.