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TCS London Marathon 2027

  • Blackheath Hill London, England United Kingdom (map)

Join Team Neuroblastoma UK for The TCS London Marathon 2027

By taking part, you’ll also be helping to fund vital research into new, more effective and kinder treatments for children with neuroblastoma. We’ll help you set up a JustGiving page and support you throughout your fundraising journey.

Registrations and Sponsorship detail

Charity place

If you would like one of our charity places please complete the form below.

Registration Fee: £50.
Minimum sponsorship: £2,750

The registration fee is non-refundable and helps cover the cost of the place with the London Landmarks Half Marathon event organisers. This registration fee is due at the point of completing your registration for your place with Neuroblastoma UK. Please note that all participants must be over the age of 18 on race day to take part in this event.

Apply here

Own place

If you have secured your own place already through the race organisers, and would like to join our team, we would love to hear from you.

Registration fee: £0
Fundraising target: raise as much as possible

Let us know

What you can expect from Neuroblastoma UK

When you join our team, you will receive:

  • A digital fundraising pack full of tips and advice

  • Regular emails with expert guidance and encouragement

  • A branded running top

About the route

The marathon will take you through the very heart of the capital. Starting at Blackheath in Greenwich, you’ll pass:

  • Buckingham Palace

  • The Cutty Sark

  • Tower Bridge

  • Canary Wharf

  • London Eye

  • Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament

You can download the course map here.

News
Why We Run: Stories from Team Neuroblastoma UK
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Why We Run: Stories from Team Neuroblastoma UK
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We've been truly inspired by our runners this year, especially with five incredible individuals representing Team Neuroblastoma UK in the TCS London Marathon.

As the 2025 marathon draws nearer, we caught up with two of our runners to hear about the daily routines that keep them motivated, the inspirations behind their journey, and ultimately - what drives them to run for our cause.

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London Marathon runner inspired by eight month old cancer patient
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London Marathon runner inspired by eight month old cancer patient
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Gabriella is running the TCS London Marathon 2023 to raise money for Neuroblastoma UK, after a friend’s son was diagnosed with neuroblastoma last March.

Gabriella first completed the 26.2 mile course in 2019. This year, she is raising money for Neuroblastoma UK after her friend’s eight month old son was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma. She has raised over £5,000 to help fund vital research into this rare and aggressive childhood cancer.

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