Run Prestwood, which raises money for the Chilterns MS Centre is back, and has had a revamp for this year.
The road race, which has been going for around 30 years, usually hosts hundreds of runners in the village of Prestwood.
However that was a different story after the event had to cancelled last year, missing out on thousands of pounds fundraising for the charity.
But this Bank Holiday you can become a #ChilternsChallenger and take part in adapted 'The Virtual Edition' along your favourite running spot.
The event is welcoming individuals and teams from across the country, from all ages and abilities.
They can run, walk or wheel the usual 5k and 10k. As well as a brand new 15k for those who are up for the challenge.
All you need to do to get involved this year is choose your challenge, 5k, 10k or 15k, pick your race date and plan your route.
The Chilterns MS Centre charity, has continued to provide life-enhancing treatment and therapies to over 560 people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) and is working towards operating at full capacity once again.
Everyone who signs up before 27 May will receive their very own race day kit including a limited-edition running vest, event running number and finisher's goody bag.
PLUS there's a chance to win an Oakwood Wellbeing voucher for top fundraiser and first and second place in your race.
Find out more and sign up today by visiting runprestwood.co.uk or email Lauren at fundraising@chilternsmscentre. org
To find out more about how members of the Chilterns MS Centre have been affected by the last 14 months visit chilternsmscentre.org
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