We met Jules and Steve for the first time in July 2011 and cheered them on in Lancashire in November 2011 for one of their half marathons. 2012 was just as busy for them both, especially with Jules volunteering role in the 2012 Olympics. They are continuing on throughout 2013, running for
MRSA Action UK. If they are running at a venue near you then please go and cheer them on, if you can't make it then leave a message on their Just Giving page.
We will keep you posted on their progress, here's where they ran in 2011 and 2012:



8 March 2015

Jules and Steve completed the Roding Valley Half Marathon on Sunday 8th March. Over 600 runners took part in the spring-like conditions. Jules found the hills a challenge and finished in 01:58:13, Steve finished in 01:50:51. Jules said she looked happier than she felt. We think you both look fabulous, as always.
Thank you Jules and Steve for raising over £4,300 and covering over 1,400 race miles!
To support them leave a message on their Just Giving page visit http://www.justgiving.com/JulesnSteve
or text MRSA66 to 70070 and the amount to donate
These are their forthcoming challenges:
Surrey Spitfire 20 miler Dunsfold Aerodrome 29 March 2015
Brighton Marathon 12 April 2015
London Marathon on the 26 April 2015
Bupa 10K London on the 25 May 2015
Chase the Train in Wales in August 2015
1 February 2015

Jules and Steve completed their first race of the year in 51.31 minutes. It was a fantastic event to help raise funds for Cancer Research UK on a unique closed road 10k through Central London. There were Snow Zones, a Swiss Winter Wonderland and Polar Bear Hugs. Jules and Steve are pictured with two St Bernard's which were a part of the festivities. Jules said they were happy with their times and they are looking forward to the next race.
Santa fun run on 14 December 2014


A cold and bright morning in Southend, and Jules and Steve completed the 5 miler in 40 minutes, happy runners!
Jules is also donating what she would have spent on Christmas cards to her two favourite charities this year, MRSA Action UK and the Stroke Association. Thanks for all you do Jules and Steve, you are both fantastic.
We hope you like their festive pictures, we think they are great. Merry Christmas everyone!
Poppy Half Marathon in Bexhill-on-Sea
8 November 2014


Jules ran in the Poppy Half Marathon in Bexhill-on-Sea the day before Remembrance Sunday
Jules is showing her medal with pride. She said "Nearly flew to Kansas today the wind was so strong"
"Fitness definitely returning - 1.55 - happy with that!"
Fantastic Jules and a great event to be a part of!
2 November 2014
Jules took part in the Thurrock 10 and did herself proud. She tells us "Poured with rain, which oddly I enjoyed and I was the 6th lady out of about 50 ladies, which was an even bigger surprise after so little training - unofficial time of 50 minutes which I'm also chuffed with so all in all a good race."

Steve was on the injury bench so couldn't take part, hope you are better soon Steve.
Portsmouth on 26 October 2014
The Bupa 25th Great South Run was screened on Channel Five on Sunday 26 October. Jules finished the 10 mile course in 01:26:06 and Steve in 01:26:05.


This is a magnificent achievement in itself, but even more so this month. Julia's dad has been poorly after having a stroke, but we know where Julia gets her determination and strength from, as her dad is well on the road to recovery.

Jules says "This one's for you Dad..."
Jules and Steve both completed 01:54:52, Jules said "it was hotter than expected! It wasn't about the time although with no training and fuelled by galaxy caramel I'm not complaining! Today we had our dad's on our minds and we we're both very emotional at the end. We'll be back...."
Our best wishes go to Jules, Steve and the family, and for a speedy recovery for Charles.

The train finished in 1h 48m 18s, Jules and Steve crossed the challenging terrain and finished in 2h 18m 46s, we think that's amazing! A lovely venue along the Welsh coast from Tywyn, although the 14 mile course is grueling!
on Sunday 20 July 2014

Congratulations and well done Jules and Steve and all the runners that took part in The National Lottery Newham London Anniversary and Family Run at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Steve flew round in 40 minutes and Jules was not far behind finishing in 42 minutes. Steve got a great shout out wearing his MRSA Action UK T-shirt with the charity's name getting a mention at this high profile event.
Sunday 13 July 2014
The British 10k boasts one of the best road race routes in the world. Starting on Piccadilly outside The Guards & Calvary Club, Jules and Steve joined runners as they passed the new WW2 Bomber Command Memorial which was unveiled by HM Queen Elizabeth II in June 2012, with Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner as the backdrop.
They passed The Ritz, St. James's Palace, Trafalgar Square, St. Paul's Cathedral, the London Eye, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and Westminster Abbey. The race finished on Whitehall at the junction of Royal Horse Guards and Banqueting House after passing Downing Street and The Cenotaph.

Team MRSA Action UK (Jules and Steve) completed the British 10K in 47 and 46 minutes respectively, new personal bests, it was a cooler day so there was some respite from the heat of more recent runs. Phenomenal times for this iconic race!

The Hackney Half Marathon was a very hot and sultry run. Steve completed in 01:57:03 and Jules in 01:57:04. They are pictured with their friend and supporter Mark Portman who runs in many events for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. CF is a condition that is inherited and life shortening, those who live with it are reliant on antibiotics to get them through their everyday lives. Mark is a champion of the cause.
Jules gets a lot of support from her colleagues at work, and we are so pleased that Lauren Brewster, whose mum works with Jules, did a lovely thing and made cakes to sell to raise £20 for MRSA Action UK and helped raise awareness by doing this.

Lauren also took the time to read about MRSA to be able to explain to her school friends why she was raising money for the charity. And, with a bit of help from her mum Andi, she was able to donate £30 to Jules and Steve's fundraising page. A special thanks goes to Lauren and her mum, and of course thank you Jules and Steve!

A hot a sultry run at Whipsnade Zoo for Jules and Steve. Looking on the warm side but fantastic. Jules tells us "Rhinos running alongside us as we ran past their enclosure was a new experience!"
Between them Steve Owen and his wife Jules have completed well over 1,200 race miles and raised over £4,000 for MRSA Action UK.
Thank you Jules and Steve!
for MRSA Action UK
18 May 2014

Steve completed the course in 00:48:57, and Jules in 00:51:00, another fantastic day for them both with personal bests being smashed again, very hot though so very challenging!
Here they are stopping off at the Rovers Returns at the Coronation Street set in Salford on the Friday, we think they look great, our very own superstars!

for MRSA Action UK
13 April 2014,
and on 5th May 2014 The Milton Keynes Marathon
Steve Owen and his wife Jules have completed 628 race miles and raised over £4,000 for MRSA Action UK. And their latest achievement was completing the 2014 London Marathon, the jewel in the crown for runners all over the world. Quite a lot of us were watching on TV and tracking their progress online too.


Steve completed the course in 04:38:31, and Jules achieved a personal best in 04:00:53, they were over the moon when the finished as you can see from their photos after the event.
On 5th May they ran the Milton Keynes Marathon in another brilliant challenge, Steve finished in 4.23.37 and Jules smashed the personal best from the London Marathon and completed in 3.57.23, the first time under 4 hours, Jules tells us she is "really chuffed" They look fantastic after the race too!

Jules and Steve have been training and continuously improving their personal bests which stood them in good stead for the London Marathon.

On Sunday 6th April they set off at 9:20am and both finished the Brighton Marathon in 4:23. With the London Marathon just a week away this was a fantastic run for them both, Paula Radcliffe was at the start and finish of the race and Jules and Steve are pictured here on the beach after the race displaying their well earned medals.
They completed the Brooklands Half Marathon in Surrey on the 30th March and smashed their personal best times, 1:47 for Jules and 1:44 for Steve.
23rd March 2014

Looking good Jules and Steve, taking the Sports Relief 6 Miler at the Olympic Park in their stride, getting ready for the London Marathon, only three weeks away. Keep on running!
Jules and Steve were delighted to announce that they continue to go from strength to strength! Jules tells us "New personal best times all round! 1.48 for me and 1.45 for Mr O! So happy" We are too, brilliant!

Jules and Steve finish the Bath Half Marathon on the 2nd March in 01:51:10, smashed it, Jules tells us they are pleased, as when they ran the Bath half in 2010 their time was 2:18. Superfit.
15 February 2014

Jules and Steve pass the 500 milestone this month, bringing the total of miles raced for MRSA Action UK to 504 with the completion of the Eton Dorney Half Marathon, and that doesn't count the training they do!
Running a half marathon the Saturday of the week in which we've had some of the worse winds this year was certainly challenging. The only plus side from a training perspective about this winter so far is that the training conditions have been awful with almost constant driving rain and gales for the last 8 weeks. This did mean that the competitors who arrived on the start line had been training in the right conditions.
With winds bowling in at 50-60mph, the organisers were forced to take some hasty decisions regarding marquees and branding. But the recent bad weather and the wind didn't blow away the determination of the 600 hardy runners who turned up at Eton Dorney Lake.
Four laps of this fast and flat course is usually perfect potential for a personal best and with pacers between 7 and 12 minutes per mile, this race is normally a day when competitors can easily achieve their personal goals. It was the least helpful type of wind - a cross wind - which meant that it would be tough for approximately 10 miles of the 13.1 miles. But Jules and Steve did a fantastic job and finished the race, Steve in 01:51:11 and Jules in 01:57:34.
Southend Rudolph Run
Sunday December 15th 2013
The Southend Rudolph run was the perfect way to celebrate the start of the Christmas holiday season for our champions Jules and Steve, and to round off a fantastic year of running. The race was a flat and fast seasonal 5 mile run along the Promenade with a medal and a mince pie at the finish. Jules and Steve crossed the finish line together, Steve in 00:42:08 and Jules in 00:42:09 - a lovely way to end 2013.
Thanks also go to Jules' colleagues at the council donated all the money they would have spent on Christmas cards to MRSA Action UK bringing Jules and Steve's Just Giving page up to a grand total of £3168.88 including gift aid.
24th November 2013

Norfolk Showground, Norwich was the venue for Jules and Steve's new personal bests. They smashed it again, in 1.49 for Steve and 1.50 for Jules. The onesie that Steve wore for the Portsmouth run didn't make an appearance this time, but their smiles say it all!

Thank you Jules and Steve!

A special thanks goes to Steve's colleague Tom Mercer, who kindly donated £500 he won in a client's raffle.



They had a fantastic time running the 40th Berlin Marathon on 29th September 2013 and took the opportunity to take in some sightseeing and enjoy the culture of Germany, a well deserved break for them both. Steve completed the marathon in 4:11 and Jules in 4:13.

They ran the BUPA Birmingham Half marathon on Sunday 20th October and finished in 1:53, Jules tweeted "Very happy as done little since Berlin. Very hilly!" MRSA Awareness month finished in Portsmouth for Jules and Steve with the Great South Run on the 27th October.
It was a windy Great South Run in Portsmouth. Jules and Steve completed the 10 miles in 82 minutes, a new personal best by 4 minutes. Jules tells us Mr O lost a bet so he ran in a pink onesie.

And here is the pink bunny!
You can read more about their epic adventures and how the fundraising all began in the special article on page 7, written for Colchester Council's staff newsletter.
15th September 2013
Jules and Steve completed the race in 1:51:09

The lovely city of Bristol was the venue for another smashed record for them both.
Tywyn Mid Wales was the venue for
The 30th Anniversary of Race the Train

Jules and Steve ran 14 miles on the scenic route in Tywyn Mid Wales at the Southern end of Snowdonia National Park.

They collected their commemorative medals after the event, which are a lovely souvenir to add to their growing collection. Their medal display certainly shows just how much they have done over the past three years.
27th July 2013
A lovely 10K course situated around the beautiful grounds of Greenwich Park, London, was the setting for Jules and Steve to achieve 400 miles running for MRSA Action UK

The view from Greenwich Park before the 10k race - Jules tells us "It really is so beautiful to be able see the old and the new of London from one spot"
Jules and Steve were amongst the first back to the stadium in the National Lottery Anniversary Run


Jules and Steve crossed the line together finishing in 42 minutes and 16 seconds

Jules and Steve on their way to the start line

Jules and Steve after the race
The Great British 10k brought the total miles covered running for charity MRSA Action UK to 386, and that doesn't include Jules' and Steve's training. They both achieved a personal best of 51 minutes in very hot conditions, so pleased for them both, and they look as fresh at the end of the race as they did at the beginning!
The run in Bedgebury Forest will bring the total miles covered running for MRSA Action UK to 379, and that doesn't include Jules' and Steve's training!

Fantastic finishing times for Jules and Steve, you've made a great recovery Jules finishing in 00:51:59, just half a minute behind Steve who did it in 00:51:27, brilliant and thank you both!

Jules was recovering from an injury and preparing for their race in Manchester, she tells us that Steve did brilliantly and knocked 9 minutes off his time from last year and also ran a new personal best for a 10 miler at 85 minutes so he's very happy!

Jules and Steve completed the Brighton Marthon, and they both performed brilliantly, Jules finishing in 4:08:23 and Steve finishing in 4:35:24!
Love the picture Jules, hope you both took some time out to enjoy the Brighton sunshine : )
Jules and Steve completed their local club's Run For Fun first anniversary celebration on the 31st March. They ran along Southend seafront for 19 miles in the unseasonal cold.
Unseasonably freezing conditions greeted the 3,000 runners who gathered in Kingston for the Whole Foods Market Breakfast Run in Kingston upon Thames on Sunday 24th March. Light snow dusted the runners as they waited for the start of the race. Conditions were fine underfoot as the snow didn't settle, however with the wind-chill factor bringing conditions down to well below freezing, runners were bitterly cold. Jules and Steve finished in 2:29:03, clocking up 312 miles running for MRSA Action UK.
Jules and Steve both finish in 1:30:28 in the Dartford 10 mile run Our champions have now clocked up 296 miles running for MRSA Action UK.
3rd March 2013

Another personal best for both Jules and Steve in the Bath Half Marathon, they both finished in 01.58.18. Conditions were perfect for running, very cold but dry and bright. A fantastic achievement!
Steve and Jules complete the St Lukes Hospice Ford Test Track 10 Mile Run in Essex. Steve finishes in 01:26:24 and Jules in 01:27:35.
Jules and Steve began their 2013 racing calendar with a half marathon at Eton Dorney - where the Olympic Rowing was held. Conditions were ideal for running with the weather being cool, dry and no wind and Steve got under the magic 2 hours with a time of 1.59.40 phew!
Our champions then took part in a 10 mile run at Ford's Test Track in Basildon on the 24th February. Their busy schedule continues with the 10 miler in Dartford, and the 16 miler running around Hampton Court Palace. Jules and Steve finish off March with a local 5 miler organised by running club 'Run for Fun'. The first week in April will be a rest week before 'the big one' in Brighton on the 14th!
Steve and Jules finished off 2012 with a 5k Run for Fun in December. As you can see they looked the part and were very happy with their medals!
A huge thank you goes to Jules's office colleagues who have decided to give a contribution to charity instead of buying Christmas cards this year.
They have chosen to split the contributions between Help for Heroes and MRSA Action UK!
Jules with her medal
Steve completed in 53:52 ahead of Jules who finished in 55:48. Jules and Steve's actual events have covered over 218 miles, that does not include their training.
WORLD MRSA AWARENESS MONTH - OCTOBER
was busy for Jules and Steve
7th October was the Windsor Half Marathon
The Great South Run (10 miles) was on the 27th October, sponsored by BUPA and broadcast on Channel 5. Julia finished in 01:27:32 and Steve completed
only just behind in 01:27:43, amazing achievement yet again!
Another fantastic achievement for Jules and Steve
in The Great North Run
Sunday 16th September 2012
Jules has been recovering from a chest infection, so this time Steve managed to get in front, but Steve was thrilled to achieve a personal best of 02:02:11. Jules finished in the brilliant time of 02:04:57 despite not being at full fitness. Champions!
During July and August Jules was proud to be helping out at the London 2012 Olympics in her Gamesmaker role, an experience she tells us she will never forget.
Another phenomenal run for Jules and Steve in The Great British 10k
Sunday 8th July 2012
Jules and Steve complete the Great British 10k in under an hour, both finishing in 00:58:17
Steve completes the West Mersea 10.5 mile Road Race on
Sunday 24th June 2012
Jules and Steve complete the Southend half marathon
10th June 2012
Jules finishes in a fantastic time of 2:02:30, and Steve in 2:15:22.
Jules and Steve completed the
Great Baddow 10 Mile Road Race in Chelmsford
for MRSA Action UK on Sunday 20th May 2012
Jules and Steve Owen managed yet another fantastic feat on Sunday 20th May in the Great Baddow 10 Mile Road Race, in their home town of Chelmsford. Fatima Whitbread also attended to preside over a 2 mile fun run.
They both crossed the finish line in 1 hour 35 minutes. Phew, where do you both get your energy!
Steve appeared on Sky News on May 24th, talking to reporter Thomas Moore about his Dad, Donald, and how the antibiotics could not fight the MRSA that eventually led to multi-organ failure. There is more about the story on our Press and Media page.
On Sunday 15 April 2012 Jules achieved a fantastic 4 hour 18 minute finish
in the Brighton Marathon for MRSA Action UK
The Brighton Marathon had over 18,000 runners this year, and many charities were supported by the fantastic efforts of those taking part. For Julia Owen, aka Jules, this was a personal triumph as she completed the marathon in just 4 hours 18 minutes.
This is Jules's fourth race of the year, and race number fourteen for MRSA Action UK. Her husband Steve was cheering her on. It was perfect conditions for marathon running. Jules's phenomenal finish time left her delighted. She said "I'm so chuffed with the time".
We are chuffed too Jules, it's a fantastic achievement!
Sunday 26th February 2012
Julia and Steve Owen ran in the Bath Half Marathon again, and completed their fourteenth run for MRSA Action UK. They continue to astound everyone with their energy and determination to help raise awareness of MRSA. To date their races have covered 130 miles each, and that doesn't include the training. Wolverhampton is about 130 miles from London as a comparison!
Jules and Steve took the opportunity to explore the beautiful City of Bath, including the Roman Baths and a boat trip along the Avon. The weather was beautiful, clear and cool and they tell us they both ran a very successful race! Jules says "12,000 competed and there must have been the same number again cheering us on! The sun shone which caused a few heat related problems for some. We both felt great during the race and I'm delighted to say we both achieved great times, Steve 2.06 and I managed a new personal best of 1.57, I'm so chuffed!"
"As usual, we had lots of people asking us about the charity and it means so much to be able to make people aware of what you do and why, even if its only one more person that clicks on to the website, it's worth it."
"I'm now on a countdown to the Brighton Marathon, eek! It'll be weird not running it with Steve but at least I know I'll have someone one cheering for me on the sidelines!"



The Hotel Olympia 10k, Docklands
Sunday 26th February 2012
Jules and Steve ran the Docklands 10k in absolutely perfect conditions, clear skys, cool temperatures and not a breath of wind. They both really enjoyed the experience of running around the Docklands and were delighted to achieve their personal bests with Jules arriving at the finish in 53.47 and Steve in 55.51, making it a great day all round.

Bedford Half Marathon, December 11th 2011
Jules and Steve clocked up race number eleven on the 11th December 2011, in the Bedford Half Marathon. They crossed the finishing line together in just over two hours (2:07:12 for Jules and 2:07:37 for Steve), well done Jules and Steve!



Jules and Steve clock up a phenomenal ten races since February
Jules and Steve ran the Lancaster and Morecambe Bay Half Marathon on Sunday November 6th. It was a crisp, sunny day and perfect conditions. Jules and Steve tell us the course was fantastic with lovely scenery, there was a bit of a climb part way through and Jules did sustain a slight calf injury, she has had some physio and is on the mend. Derek Butler, Maria Cann and John Galvin were there to cheer them over the finishing line, and then spent the rest of the day with them in Lancaster. It was a real privilege to be part of their event and we really can't thank them enough for all the hard work and dedication they put into their running. They are real champions.
Just a week before on the 30th October Jules and Steve took part in the Great South Run is the largest 10 miler in the world and was broadcast on Channel 5, Julia finished in 1 hour 34 minutes 35 seconds, Steve was just over a minute behind, the weather was more seasonal for October and the day was wet and windy.
September 25th 2011



Sunday's weather wasn't ideal for running a half marathon as the temperature reached 27 degrees during the race! But Jules and Steve were undaunted by the challenge as ever. Jules achieved her ambition and managed to complete in under 2 hours, at 1.59.46 and Jules says "I am thrilled to have finally reached this milestone"
Julia wants to set a new challenge and is now aiming for 1 hour 50 mins. Steve finished in 2 hours 15 minutes. They had never seen so many people drop during a race, which was a worry with the heat catching a lot of people out.
Jules and Steve are continuing with their challenge next year, although they didn't get selected for the London Marathon ballot, they will be competing in the Bath Half Marathon again in March, and have entered the ballot for the Lottery Olympic Park 5 miler in March. Jules is doing the Brighton marathon in April, it looks like their 12 runs in 12 months is carrying on...... they have both the Paris and New York marathons in their sights!


Jules and Steve complete the Redbridge 10k on
July 24th 2011
Jules and Steve after the event organised by the
Tess Sanderson Foundation and Academy
The Tessa Sanderson Foundation and Academy is a charity organisation founded by 1984 Olympic Champion Tessa Sanderson CBE to help and assist young people in sport, towards a healthier lifestyle and through physical activity, together with building confidence and a social wellbeing whilst still in education.
Jules and Steve took part in the run and Jules completed the race in 58:34.45, with Steve not far behind with a time of 58:58.32
Another run complete for Jules and Steve! July 10th 2011
Jules and Steve continue their magnificent challenge and have completed another two runs, the Southend half Marathon on the 12th June and The Great British 10K around Westminster on July 10th.
Jules and Steve, speaking about The Great British 10K, said "it was a fantastic event - 25,000 runners waiting to start the race on Piccadilly was quite something to see!"
It was a beautiful morning and there were some 40,000 supporters en-route, including Jules' Ma and Pa, who were there at the finish line by 10 Downing Street "to give us a great cheer across the finish line". Jules tells us "You will also be pleased to hear that Steve's limp was non-existent and his run was injury free"
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Southend Half Marathon 12th June 2011


May 21st-22nd 2011

Jules and Steve completed The Edinburgh Marathon in May. They took time out to celebrate (out of lycra this time) and have organised their run for November - it will be the Lancaster and Morecombe Half Marathon on the weekend of the 6th November. With Brighton and London Marathons in their sights next year, there is just no stopping them!
at the Olympic Park
Left: Jules and Steve after the race, and pictured on the right Jules meets her heroine Tessa Sanderson CBE
Jules and Steve completed Newham Classic 10K on Sunday April 10th, where they joined the first people to run around the new Olympic Park in Stratford. Jules tells us the run was a great success for them both - Steve and Jules broke their previous best times for a 10K, Jules completed the run in 53:42 and Steve in 55:50, some 5 minutes off their previous 10K times! The weather was beautiful and they finished just before the sun started to get too warm. Jules says "We were lucky enough to run right up to the entrance of the new Olympic stadium!" The race was organised by the Tessa Sanderson Academy and Foundation and Jules says "I was lucky enough to meet Olympic Gold Javelin thrower Tessa at the end of the run - I grew up watching the likes of Tessa, Sally Gunnell, Steve Ovett and Seb Coe so it was a great moment for me. "
"I hope you like the photos and as you will see, Steve and I had our support crew with us to cheer us on..... aka, my Pa!"
The next race is the Edinburgh Marathon, Jules tells us "it's been comforting up to now to still be able to say there is another race before it and now reality is setting in - there really is no rest for the wicked!"
Jules and Steve with their greatest supporter - Jules' Pa
To support Julia and Steve visit
http://www.justgiving.com/JulesnSteve

Julia and Steve Owen completed the Bath Half Marathon on Sunday 6th March in memory of Steve's Dad Don


GREAT BENTLEY HALF MARATHON 2011
On Sunday 6th February Julia and Steve Owen completed the first of their runs in memory of Steve's dad Don, raising awareness and funds for MRSA Action UK.

Julia and Steve are pictured here after the race with their mementos.
There were almost 800 runners in the race and 1GBP from every entry was donated to Help for Heroes, also a very worthy cause which our member Carl Millington supported last year with his colleagues from the Royal Marines with their four marathons challenge.
Julia completed the 13.1 miles in 2:03:05.1, followed by Steve in 2:06:38.0, Steve had a few problems with injuries but overcame them and pushed on to the end. Their itinerary is a busy one this year and we are so proud of them for raising awareness of the charity and hope this will help bring the need to always be aware of healthcare infections and what we can do to minimise the risks to the forefront of everyone's minds.
These are the venues and dates where Julia and Steve are running:
Bath Half Marathon March 6th
The Newham Classic 10K on April 10th (close to the hallowed ground of Upton Park!),
The Edinburgh Marathon May 21st-22nd
The Southend Half Marathon June 12th
The Great British 10K July 10th
A 4 mile run dressed as nuns around Tower Hill on September 11th (on Jules birthday)
The Great South Run (10 miles) in Portsmouth October 30th
Lancaster and Morecambe Half Marathon November 6th 2011
And when she has time to catch her breath Jules is organising coffee and cake mornings!
Our thanks go to Jules and Steve for their magnificent challenge.