Run with us through the heart of the City of Newport and the historic village of Caerleon. 

For the first time for this event - the finisher's T-Shirt is an optional extra. 

We have kept our entry fee the same for the last few years whilst our operational costs have risen dramatically and we feel this is the best way to balance costs without impacting on the quality of the event. This is also more sustainable and helps to cut down on waste. We will of course be awarding all finishers with one of our popular unique medals. 

All proceeds from this event are used to provide vital hospice services in our community.

• Start – 9am • Start Location- Usk Way, Newport City Centre, Newport NP20 2BP
• Bespoke Medal
• Category Prizes

Please visit the website for details of parking and road closures.

Raise funds for St David’s Hospice Care -  your support will ensure vital hospice services are available to anyone in the community who needs help. 

Not able to run with us on the day?  we offer a virtual option too - with or without a t-shirt. 

There are options to suit all abilities:

• Individual Half Marathon Entry - Either:-
  - the 13.1 distance must be a continuous effort, (not spread over more than one run/walk) and you must be 17 years or over,
  or-
  made up of several runs completed between 25^th February – Midnight 3rd  March. You may spread the distance over as many smaller runs as needed during the time frame and the distances run must not exceed those recommended for your age by UK Athletics

www.cityofnewporthalfmarathon.com

Headphones

The Admiral City of Newport Half Marathon is a licensed event run under UKA terms and conditions. This includes the ban on in-ear headphones being worn.

"WORLD ATHLETICS AND UKA TECHNICAL RULES 2020 EDITION

RULE T55 (240) S 5 UKA SUPPLEMENT HEADPHONES

The wearing of headphones, or similar devices, (other than those medically prescribed), is not permitted in races on any single carriageway road that is not wholly closed to traffic.

This restriction does not apply to races held on dual carriageways provided that there are clear, structured separations between the separate carriageways.

Competition Providers of races held entirely on roads closed to traffic may apply this condition where appropriate to local circumstances. Headphones that work by conducting sound through bones and do not sit in the ears are acceptable but a Competition provider may determine that they cannot be used in their race".