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Dec 2013
1:58pm, 15 Dec 2013
1,466 posts
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sLickster
Seems some more 'holding pages' have appeared on facebook...Buckingham, Reigate Prior, Rickmansworth. And Great Cornard are speaking of a provisional date of 1st March, excellent planning!
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Dec 2013
7:48pm, 17 Dec 2013
2 posts
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runninggaynor
Warrington parkrun have announced their first event will be on January 25.
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Dec 2013
7:56pm, 17 Dec 2013
10,029 posts
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McGoohan
OMG. Reigate Priory! That's walking distance from my house.
And also where the local running club train. This should be interesting.
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Dec 2013
8:37pm, 17 Dec 2013
9,786 posts
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ChrisHB
NOOOOO! I rarely get up before 9 on any day, let alone Saturdays. There's a nice caff, though. I understand that's the most important feature of a Park Run.
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Dec 2013
9:32pm, 17 Dec 2013
641 posts
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five golden mole-things
Lanhydrock starting soon. Maybe 18th January.
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Dec 2013
9:39pm, 17 Dec 2013
642 posts
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five golden mole-things
Penriith has fb page.
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Dec 2013
9:43pm, 17 Dec 2013
643 posts
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five golden mole-things
As does Carrickfergus & Pomphrey Hill.
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Dec 2013
10:16pm, 17 Dec 2013
1,469 posts
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sLickster
Good work everyone, header now updated, and looking pretty full!
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Dec 2013
10:18pm, 17 Dec 2013
10,035 posts
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McGoohan
So - what's it mean when a placeholder goes in? (i.e. a facebook holding page) - is it just that someone's expressed an interest in setting up a parkrun in a particular town? Or does it mean there's actual stuff a-happening?
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Dec 2013
10:27pm, 17 Dec 2013
1,470 posts
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sLickster
The facebook placeholder is virtually always put in by parkrun HQ when there is firm commitment that a parkrun is going to start, i.e. there is a person who has shown the commitment as an Event Director to get the thing running. If someone creates a facebook page of this style 'without permission' then they usually get asked to change the name/image of the page by parkrun HQ so it doesn't look official (as was the case a few pages back).
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