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This Week – Run Norwich 2026

2nd September

Run Norwich 2026 is coming up this Sunday!

Run Norwich is an annual 10-kilometre road race which takes place in the heart of the city

This year we’re thrilled to have 5 fabulous runners who have chosen to fundraise for Vision Norfolk.  They have been training for months and have already raised over £950 to support local people living with vision impairment.

We wish all the runners the best of luck for a great weekend!

Meet The Runners:

Lynsey Davison

Lynsey chose to run for Vision Norfolk because of the support provided to her family after her dad was diagnosed with a life changing sight loss condition called Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD).

Chris Waller

Chris running in Run Norwich 2025 wearing a Vision Norfolk top.

After raising over £700 for Vision Norfolk in Run Norwich 2025, Chris is back and ready to go! Having a progressive eyesight condition himself, Chris knows how important the support and services available from Vision Norfolk are to people living with vision impairment.

Alison Read and The Read Family

The Read Family, with Alison on the right.

For over 7 years Vision Norfolk ambassador, the inspirational Rob Sears, has guided, coached and supported Alison’s running journey, resulting in many special memories and achievements. Supporting Vision Norfolk is a small way of saying thank you while supporting Vision Norfolk’s incredible work.

Andrew Menin

Andrew Menin in an orange Ipswich Half Marathon Shirt.

Andrew is a local to Norwich. Running has always been a passion, and he’s excited to be participating in the annual Run Norwich 10k through the vibrant streets of his home city. 

Robert Knights

Find out more and support Robert by following the link below.

Why Fundraising Matters

Since 1805, Vision Norfolk has been supporting local people at every stage of their sight loss journey, from diagnosis and adapting to new ways of living, to building community and exploring new passions. 

Fundraisers help to keep our services accessible for those who need it most. Each contribution – large or small – makes a tangible difference.

You can find out more about our services here or by giving us a call on 01603 573000.

Feeling Inspired?

Have you always thought about fundraising but aren’t sure where to start? Download our free fundraising pack or send your questions to [email protected].

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