January 14, 2026
Great North Run: 13th September 2026
Newcastle
Registration fee: £35
Fundraising target: £250
Five places available – these will be assigned on a first come first served basis
Take on the Great North Run for Facial Palsy UK in 2026!
60,000 incredible AJ Bell Great North Run participants run from the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne to South Shields each year to fundraise, have fun, achieve a fitness goal, and join an amazing running community, no matter their experience or ability. From the rush of the Red Arrows flying overhead to the oggy-oggy-oggy chants, Great North Run magic can be hard to understand – until you’ve experienced it for yourself. This iconic race has welcomed millions of runners since 1981, and this year marks an incredible 45 years of the famous event.
Experience the event as part of #TeamFacialPalsyUK.
By joining our team and raising the minimum £250, you could help us support someone who is dealing with Facial Palsy.

Sign up
Apply for a Great North Run charity place with Facial Palsy UK here. (Five places available, assigned on a first come first served basis).
Complete the application form, and we’ll be in touch. We just ask you cover the £35 non-refundable registration fee, and raise a minimum of £250 to support our work.
Already have your place?
Have you already secured a ballot place with the event? You can still join #TeamFacialPalsyUK with the benefits of a charity running – just let us know!
Why choose Team Facial Palsy UK?
Although we won’t be there on the day, we will support you throughout your fundraising and training journey right up to the day of the run! You will also receive:
- A free Facial Palsy UK t-shirt and/or running vest
- Iron-on letters for your name on your running vest
- Fundraising and training motivation and support
- An enthuse fundraising link, which we will share across our social media
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