The York 10k was a great success yesterday morning as thousands of runners turned up to take part in one of Yorkshire's biggest races.
The York 10k was a great success yesterday morning as thousands of runners turned up to take part in one of Yorkshire's biggest races. In first place was Tim O’Donoghue in 30 minutes 48 seconds, Matthew Nelson reached second place in 30 minutes 57 seconds, and Jack Kelly came third in 32 minutes and 10 seconds.
All runners were encouraged to raise money for charity, and one of this year's partner charities includes Jane Thomlinson’s Run for All Appeal. A foundation that supports children's well-being and those living with incurable cancer.
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