Cambridge Half Marathon 2027 - Join Us!

Team CamSight raised almost £17,000 in 2026. Run with us in 2027 and help us go even further.

Our incredible Team CamSight runners raised just under £17,000 through the Cambridge Half Marathon in 2026, helping local people living with sight loss access the support, equipment and services they need to live independently and confidently.

Now we're looking ahead to 2027 and we'd love you to be part of it.

The Cambridge Half Marathon is one of the most popular running events in the region, taking runners through the heart of our beautiful city and past some of Cambridge's most iconic sights.

Whether you're taking on your first half marathon or chasing a new personal best, every step you take and every pound you raise will help support blind and partially sighted people across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

A Team CamSight runner wearing a CamSight vest takes part in the Cambridge Half Marathon 2026 as spectators cheer from behind barriers. Other runners can be seen on the course in the background inside a busy city centre setting.

Event Details

Event: TTP Cambridge Half Marathon 2027

Date: Sunday 14th March 2027

Distance: 13.1 miles

Registration fee: £25 (non refundable)

Fundraising target: £300 (inclusive of registration fee)

A smiling Team CamSight runner waves while taking part in the Cambridge Half Marathon 2026. She is holding a water bottle, wearing a CamSight running vest, and running along the course as spectators watch from behind barriers.

Why run for CamSight?

Every year, CamSight supports local people of all ages living with low vision and blindness through a wide range of services and activities.

The money you raise could help fund:

• Equipment and assistive technology that supports independence

• Emotional support and counselling

• Information, advice and practical guidance

• Social groups and activities that reduce isolation and build confidence

• Support to help people adapt to life with sight loss

Every pound raised stays local, helping people across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

A Team CamSight runner wearing a CamSight vest and sunglasses runs through the streets of Cambridge during the Cambridge Half Marathon. Other runners and spectators line the course, with historic buildings visible in the background.

What you'll receive

As part of Team CamSight, you'll receive:

• A CamSight running vest

• Dedicated fundraising support from our team

• Fundraising ideas and resources

• Updates on how your fundraising is making a difference

• Encouragement and motivation throughout your training journey

• A warm Team CamSight welcome on race day

Ready to take on the challenge? Register your interest today and help local people living with sight loss live the lives they choose.

Sign-up Here

Places are limited so we encourage you to sign up early.

Feedback from last years runners:

Ella was there for all questions and was quick to answer. Really appreciated having someone like that, especially when running for the first time

Your enthusiasm, encouragement, great communication, endless support and how well you express your appreciation for your runners!

It was the best race to be part of - incredibly supportive spectators and brilliant music. Running for your charity was an absolute pleasure. I hope I can do it again.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss running as a corporate team please email our fundraiser Ella - [email protected]

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