Arthur Bebbington Twin Piers 10k 2026 - entries now open

By Don Hale


 *Pictured above - Helen Hannam at the finish of the 2025 Twin Piers 10k race

Arthur Bebbington Twin Piers 10k 2026

Held under UK Athletic Rules.

donhaleblog.blogspot.com/2025

Race Headquarters:  Race Finish Near Porth Eirias towards Old Colwyn on Promenade LL29 8HH

Transport to start @ 12.15pm prompt from Race HQ on Promenade for 1pm start from Llandudno Pier.

Medals to all finishers

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES 10th JANUARY 2026 NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON THE DAY): Entries can be made via the link below:

https://colwynbayac.niftyentries.com/Arthur-Bebbington-Twin-Piers-10k-2026?fbclid=IwY2xjawOMDshleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBVc0xSbkEzaDdhaVo3WHEwc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHm4CmICiaMknR3YcQonjcy7QdN20xBkZp-xnDT-ybOy8jHz6UOmgInu5szD7_aem_ySSqcdIZUuEms1tJUnsqvA#entryoptions

PRIZE CATEGORIES

Male-

1xU20,3xSM,3xV35,3xV40,3xV45,3xV50,3xV55,3xV60,1xV65,1xV70,1xV75,1xV80

Female-

1xU20,3xSF,3xV35,3xV40,3xV45,3xV50,3xV55,3xV60,1xV65,1xV70,1xV75,1xV80

The Tom Watson Memorial Trophy - 1st aggregate Male & Female Team

1st Male Team – 4 to count, 1st Female Team – 4 to count

First Colwyn Bay AC runner Male & Female will also receive a prize

Fun run 9 yrs and over – 3K Colwyn Bay Promenade (Main race finishing point)

Start 11.00am - £3.00 entry fee

PRESENTATION AT APPROXIMATELY 2.30 PM ( Prizes will not be posted please make every effort to attend or appoint a representative to collect)

Competitors to be at least 15 yrs on race day (except fun run)

Personal stereos are not permitted to be worn by competitors during the race. The UK Athletics Rules of Competition only permit bone conduction headphones because they are considered open-ear devices, unlike traditional in-ear headphones that are banned on roads open to traffic.





Don Hale is a former award winning investigative journalist and now a best-selling author who has created a very popular blog post linked to numerous social media sites. donhaleblog.blogspot.com/2025.

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