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When: Sunday 4 October 2026
Where: Glasgow, Scotland
Distance: Half Marathon and 10k
When: Sunday 4 October 2026
Registration Fee: £25
Minimum fundraising target: £280
Minimum age: 17
Click below to register for the Great Scottish Run Half Marathon
Please make sure you read the terms and conditions before registering.
By signing up to this event I declare that:
When: Sunday 4 October 2026
Registration Fee: £20
Minimum fundraising target: £180
Minimum age: 15
Click below to register for the Great Scottish Run 10k
Please make sure you read the terms and conditions before registering.
By signing up to this event I declare that:
If you register for the Great Scottish Run for the MS Trust you will receive:
If you have any queries about this event, please reach out to our friendly fundraising team at fundraising@mstrust.org.uk or give us a call on 01462 536 007
The minimum age for competitors is 15 for the 10k and 17 for the half marathon.
You are more than welcome to run with headphones, however, it is recommended that you run without so you can listen for any instructions from route marshals and soak up the amazing atmosphere.
Unless stated otherwise on the event’s webpage, all Great Run events are suitable for wheelchair users.
Please note that unfortunately hand cycles are not permitted.
There will be a question on the entry form that asks if you are a wheelchair user and if you will be participating in a self-propelled racing wheelchair or a standard wheelchair and will be assisted (pushed).
The events are staged under IPC rules and self-propelled wheelchair athletes must confirm to BWRA minimal classification race system. It is strongly recommended that only experienced wheelchair users attempt the course unaided.
For those who are an assisted (pushed) wheelchair entrant, both the wheelchair entrant and the assistant (pusher) will need to be registered to take part in the event.
We can offer the assistant (pusher) a complimentary entry. Once the wheelchair entrant has secured their own entry, please contact the event organisers here to provide the name and contact email address for the guide so they can email them a complimentary online entry form to complete.
Once entered the event, both will be sent a race number/timing chip prior to the event weekend and will be asked to line up towards the rear of the field in their allocated wave colour.