Running event

BM10k

Be a 10k Champion with Team Chestnut as part of the UK's second biggest running event on Sunday 6 April 2025.

Published on: 27/10/2021

Event details

Location: Preston Park, Brighton
When: Sunday 6th April 2025 at 9:00am
Activity type: Brighton, Runs
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BM10K at a glance

From the start line buzz in picturesque Preston Park to the finish line ecstasy along Brighton’s stunning seafront, the BM10k will carry you through the vibrant city streets and past the historic Royal Pavilion and Brighton Pier for a run you’ll never forget.

- Not open for entries yet
- No fundraising minimum, just raise as much as you can!

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What's included in your challenge

- Bespoke finishers medal (from event organisers)
- Chestnut Tree House running vest when you fundraise over £50
- Team Chestnut cheer squads around the route

More details about BM10k
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From training runs to Strava running challenges, stay connected to get the most out of being part of Team Chestnut.

  • Facebook Group: Sharing is caring. Join our Chestnut Tree House Run Group to chat and share stories, tips, and ideas.
  • Running Hub: Updated regularly, your Running Info Hub, covers everything from training tips to nutritional advice.
  • Strava Club: A Team Chestnut Running Club, where you can join events and training runs. You might even find a running buddy too.

With an stunning seaside backdrop, Brighton is home to one of the best 10ks in the UK. You can get an idea of the route by looking at the 2023 route map.

From Preston Park you’ll run Around The Level before hitting the seafront via the beautiful Royal Pavilion. Then it’s out past the iconic British Airways i360, before a nice flat run to the finish line on Madeira Drive.

BM10k 2023 route map

BM10k 2023 route map

You can find details about the race day on the BM10k website.

If you have a question about running and fundraising for Team Chestnut, please contact the Events Team.

How your fundraising makes a difference

£50

could pay for a session with a family counsellor, offering emotional support for siblings, parents, and other family members

£100

could pay for a home visit to a child at the end of their life, ensuring they are comfortable and cared for

£150

could give a group of teenagers a rare night out to an accessible cinema, comedy club, or bar accompanied by our Activities Team