C’était merveilleux de voir les événements reprendre en Namibie ce week-end, le cinquième territoire parkrun à accueillir de nouveau des événements depuis que la pandémie de Coronavirus a interrompu le parkrun à travers le monde en mars. Nous attendions avec impatience la réouverture en Australie du Sud samedi prochain, mais malheureusement, de nouvelles infections…
It was wonderful to see events start back in Namibia at the weekend, the fifth parkrun territory to welcome back events since the Coronavirus pandemic paused parkrun across the world in March. We were looking forward to reopening in South Australia this coming Saturday, but sadly new infections and a subsequent two week state-wide…
Une autre semaine s’est écoulée et il est temps de faire le point sur le parkrun dans le monde. Bien que les progrès puissent sembler lents (voire inexistants) dans de nombreuses régions du monde pour le moment, nous pensons qu’il est important de continuer à célébrer les petites étapes et de partager les mesures positives…
Somehow another week has passed by, and it’s time for another update on parkrun around the world. Whilst progress can appear to be slow (or even non-existent) in many parts of the world at the moment, we feel it’s important we continue to celebrate small milestones, and to share the positive steps the parkrun family…
Avec la réouverture des événements dans le Territoire de la capitale australienne (ACT), à Guernesey et sur l’île de Man le week-end dernier, nous avons assisté à 103 événements et à plus de 10 000 participants lors de parkruns dans quatre pays. Il convient également de noter qu’il nous a fallu six ans et demi…
With the reopening of events in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Guernsey and the Isle of Man last weekend, we saw 103 events and over 10,000 participants at parkruns across four countries. It’s also worth noting that it took us six-and-a-half years to reach this milestone in April 2011, a feat that we’ve achieved in…
Last Saturday we were delighted to see parkrun events in Japan and Western Australia restart. Alongside parkruns currently operating in New Zealand, other Australian states and Territories, and the Falkland Islands, we saw 89 events welcome more than 8,500 walkers, joggers and runners, with over 900 volunteers, almost one hundred of whom were volunteering with…
With the reopening of 12 events in Tasmania last Saturday, we saw over 5,000 different people walk, jog, run, or volunteer across 45 parkrun events worldwide. Although this represents only 2% of events, 5,000 participants is a significant milestone that took us five-and-a-half years to achieve the first time around. Sadly, due to increased…
As 2020 rumbles on, and with it the global efforts to navigate the COVID-19 Pandemic, it’s increasingly the case that people around the world are being impacted in vastly different ways. At parkrun we see evidence of this every single day, where some of our communities are largely back to a pre-virus normal, whilst others…
It was wonderful to see parkrun events take place in Australia, New Zealand, and the Falkland Islands last Saturday, as nearly 3,000 people walked, jogged, ran or volunteered across 29 locations. And in further positive news, this coming weekend, we will be delighted to welcome back all five events in Auckland, as restrictions are lifted. …
