Sarah Clark and Kim Coultard tackle first Peterborough Marathon run by Sublime which started and finished at Marriott Hotel

A fantastic weekend of running for Three Counties Running Club.

Steve Arlington started running 12 months ago when he decided to swap his cigarettes for trainers and take on his first marathon at Brighton.

He decided to raise money for Breast Cancer Now Charity that is a very close charity to him and his family.

Steve completed his first marathon in a great time of 5:58:37PB (pictured above).

Sarah Clark and Kim Coultard were also running their first marathon, in the first Peterborough Marathon run by Sublime, which started and finished at the Marriott Hotel.

Both ladies (pictured) finished strong in fantastic PB’s; Sarah in 4:20:50 and Kim 4:28:20.

Phil Newton, Matt Hunter and Aaron Petts (below) travelled to Boston in Lincolnshire to race the fast, flat half-marathon event which starts in the market place.

A sunny but windy morning didn’t help on the open roads with no shelter.

Phil knocked four minutes off his previous half-marathon time to finish with a fantastic PB of 1:41:17, followed by Matt in 1:54:35CPB and Aaron in a great time of 1:54:45.

Nicole Coughlin and Michelle Brown entered Bourne in the Woods 10k Race.

This race covers varied terrains and some hills in the beautiful woods in Bourne.

Nicole crossed the line in a fantastic time of 45:07, followed closely by Michelle in a fantastic PB of 46:36.

The Midweek Ipswich 5k event, which is two laps around a beautiful yet hilly in places Christchurch Park, saw Dawn Ball run a fantastic race, not only to finish in a great time of 25:53 but also 27th out of 175 runners and also first in her age category.

Junior Parkrun saw 37 runners with seven being TCRC junior members.

First home for TCRC in 4th place was William Durkin 9:32.

Other times were: Hayden Hall 9:56, Keira Fines 10:12, Stephanie Harbord 11:21, Isaac Western 11:40, Kallum Hall 12:16 and Laurence Durkin 21:10.

King’s Lynn Junior Parkrun saw TCRC first timer Oliver Knott finish in 29th position in a fantastic time of 13:29, a great time for his first -ever run.