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Marathon runner's virtual challenge
Mark, one of our fab #TeamTangerine London Marathon runners, is inviting people to sign up to his virtual 5k in exchange for some exclusive bling -
Emily's Marathon challenge
After having to defer her place, Emily is ready to take on the 2019 Virgin Money London Marathon to prove that meningitis won't beat her -
One year, twelve marathons
One marathon is a huge achievement for anyone - but John is taking on one every month for a whole year! -
Meet two London runners
Many of our London Marathon runners have had a meningitis experience; we talk to Louise and Emma, who have shared their reasons for running -
Run London with us
Are you the lucky holder of a ballot place in the 2019 Virgin Money London Marathon? Don't go it alone - join Team Tangerine -
Join us for next year’s London Marathon
Have you missed out on a 2019 London Marathon place? Why not register and be in win the chance of running the event on behalf on Meningitis Now. -
Good luck, London runners!
Wishing our London Marathon runners and supporters the very best of luck this Sunday 22 April - we can't wait to cheer you on! -
Charity dinner returns for its fifth year
Joe Allen 24, from Colliers Wood, London, is a Chef De Partie for Compass Group. Every year he organises a fantastic culinary feast to raise money for Meningitis Now -
Leo takes on London Marathon
In November 2012, Leo Standing was struck down with viral meningitis, the after-effects of which she still suffers with today. However, in April 2018 she will be undertaking a marathon challenge -
Gloucester couple plan fun-filled ball
A big-hearted couple from Gloucester is planning a glamorous black tie ball to help Meningitis Now fight back against meningitis -
Good luck to our London Marathon runners
We’d like to wish everyone taking on the 2017 London Marathon for Meningitis Now -
Fundraiser goes the distance for charity
Dedicated fundraiser, Adam Davie, has set the pace, raising over £500 for us -
Ann’s marathon efforts pay off
Ann Harman had never done any running before. But the inspirational 71-year-old from Llandrindod Wells in mid Wales ran the London Marathon for us last Sunday -
Good luck to all our runners
We'd like to wish all our London Marathon runners and their supporters the very best of luck for the event this Sunday - we'll keep our fingers crossed for the right conditions for you and will be there to cheer you on -
Up and running for meningitis now
Digital specialists Sequence inspired by their lead interaction developer, Nadhim Orfali, himself affected by meningitis in childhood, are currently full steam ahead fundraising for Meningitis Now.