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Thousands taking part in Great Scottish Run through Glasgow - BBC News

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Thousands of participants take part in the Great Scottish Run in Glasgow

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Tens of thousands of adults and children have gathered in Glasgow for the weekend events of the Great Scottish Run. Organisers predict about 35,000 participants. Sunday's schedule features a 10k and a half marathon starting on St Vincent Street and finishing at Glasgow Green, with events for junior runners and toddlers having taken place on Saturday.

Key points

  • Organisers expect around 35,000 adults and children to participate in this year's Great Scottish Run weekend.
  • Saturday featured events for junior runners and toddlers after being cancelled last year due to Storm Amy.
  • Sunday's events include a 10k and a half marathon, both starting on St Vincent Street and concluding at Glasgow Green.
  • Commonwealth Games gold medallist Eilish McColgan and charity fundraiser Craig Ferguson are the official starters for Sunday's main races.
  • A number of road closures and parking restrictions, including on St Vincent Street and Paisley Road West, are in place across the city.
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