Tuesday nights
A social evening run around South London. We meet at The Old Nun’s Head and return there for an optional drink and a chat.
Last Tuesday of the month is 5k night
Pace groups from 8 to 11 minutes per mile (about 5:00 to 7:00 min/km).
Runhead is a running club in Nunhead, South East London. Our goal is to be the friendliest running club in London. We run at different paces and enjoy all kinds of running, from races and ultras to fun runs, pub crawls, and trail runs.
NUNHEAD, SE15The runs
A social evening run around South London. We meet at The Old Nun’s Head and return there for an optional drink and a chat.
Last Tuesday of the month is 5k night
Pace groups from 8 to 11 minutes per mile (about 5:00 to 7:00 min/km).
Our Sunday runs, known as Sunhead, usually meet at 10 AM at Mosey Café . We also meet for parkruns both locally and around London.
Check the latest plansExplore trails beyond our usual streets and join occasional club trips. We share plans in our WhatsApp community.
Explore trail runs & tripsPlans can vary. Check our WhatsApp community for the latest updates.
First time
Meet us outside The Old Nun’s Head at 19:25 on Tuesdays.
We start running at 19:30 on Tuesdays.
Groups run between 8 and 11 minutes per mile. A run leader guides each group.
We wait at traffic lights and hilltops. We will never leave anyone behind.
People often return to the pub for a drink and food. You can also just head home, no pressure either way.
The club
Community is at the heart of Runhead. We aim to be London’s friendliest running club, welcoming people of all ages, backgrounds, and running experience. Whether you’re new to running or have years behind you, we want you to feel part of the club. We also try to give back to our local community by raising money for Westminster House Youth Club .
No. Club membership and all Runhead runs are free. Join the club to receive the official newsletter. Paid England Athletics registration is optional.
Our pace groups range from 8 to 11 minutes per mile, about 5:00 to 7:00 minutes per kilometre. Ask a run leader which group fits you.
We have a no drop policy. We always wait at traffic lights and the top of big hills so everyone can catch their breath. Each group has a leader and normally a tailer to help keep everyone together and safe.
You can leave a bag or coat at The Old Nun’s Head at your own risk. Keep valuables with you.
Our runs usually continue in rain. The club does not run when there are weather warnings. Check the WhatsApp community for updates.
Dates and routes vary. The club shares plans in its WhatsApp community.
Still have questions? Email us before you come.
See you out there
Join the club for free to receive our official newsletter. Join WhatsApp for updates and conversations.