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Coronation colour run to brighten up Twyford on Monday

by Phil Creighton
May 4, 2023
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A colour run forms part of Twyford's Coronation celebrations Picture: GLady from Pixabay

A colour run forms part of Twyford's Coronation celebrations Picture: GLady from Pixabay

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A COLOURFUL way to end the Coronation celebrations is being promised in Twyford.

Twyford Youth Centre is inviting people to participate in the Coronation Colour Run, which will be held on Monday, May 8.

Participants will have the choice to walk, jog or run along their preferred route of 1km, 2km or 3km – one, two or three laps of the King George Recreation Ground – and get showered with colourful powder.

The run is part of The Big Help Out, a volunteering opportunity to help raise funds for Twyford Youth Centre. Registration is at 10am, with the race starting at 10.30am.

To participate register online at tdyc.co.uk

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