Paul Sinton-Hewitt

And I would say around 2012, when the Olympics was there, that year, the GLA, the London Assembly, asked me to create a park run in every single London borough.

And we set about doing that.

And by the time we got to the end of 2012, we hit every single borough except one.

And so that was the beginning of, I suppose, us going to find venues rather than venues, people writing to us and saying, please, can I have one?

And that, I think, was the beginning of the change in the attitude of let's just grow as quickly as we can.

Let's get as many parkruns as we can.

And for people in the public starting to understand that we were a household word.

Well, I wanted to get a decent, decent one in the center of Sheffield in a park.

Yes.

It's in a park.

Yeah.

And you do a number of laps.

Three laps.

There are a couple.

There's one up in the Lake District, which has 220 metres of climbing.

Yeah, that's the one I think.

And there's one that has 200 metres of climbing.

But there are a few more.

But Bevanine Down is unforgiving because actually there's not a lot to look at when you're at Bevanine Down.

You're either just going up and it's quite a difficult terrain or you're just coming down.