Name: The Teddy Bear Run - Telford Town Park
Start: 2026-03-29T11:00:00+01:00
Location: Telford Town Park

Get your favourite cuddly toy ready for a brilliant day out at the Teddy Bear Run in Telford Town Park, where runners, walkers, little legs, big legs, and cuddly companions all come together for a fun‑filled fundraiser in support of Birmingham Children’s Hospital.
Choose to complete either 2.5K or 5K — both perfect for families, first‑timers, and anyone who loves a gentle trot through one of the UK’s best town parks. The event is open to all ages, and whether you sprint, skip, stroll, or shuffle, everyone crosses the finish line with a smile.
And the best part? Every finisher receives their very own Teddy Bear Run cuddly toy to take home on completion of the course — a fluffy reminder of a fantastic day and a great cause.
After the race, bring your lunch and join us for a teddy bears’ picnic, the perfect way to celebrate completing the race.
Entry fee's:
Adults - £13.50
Children age 3 - 16 - £10.50
Children aged 0 - 2 with finishers teddy - £6
Children aged 0 - 2 without finishers teddy - Free (no ticket required)
Booking fee £1.50 per entry.

Raising money for the Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity:
On entering the race you will receive a bespoke Just Giving link within your confirmation email. We encourage all participants to raise a minimum of £10 for the Birmingham Children's Hospital.
Every year, thousands of children and their families depend on the specialist care at Birmingham Children’s Hospital. With the generosity of supporters like you, they can provide life-saving treatment, cutting-edge medical care, and vital emotional support to those who need it most.
Your donations make a lasting impact. By fundraising for BCH you help essential hospital projects, innovative treatments, and family support services that go beyond standard NHS care. Your support enables the hospital to create a welcoming, child-friendly environment, invest in pioneering research, and provide specialist training for healthcare professionals—all to ensure the best outcomes for young patients.