Clubs
Middlesex is home to some of the best Athletics Clubs in the country. Clubs affiliated to the County include:-
 President: Chairman: Adrian Mason Secretary: Andy Cunningham Web-site: www.barnetadac.com Overview: We hold several training sessions each week for athletes of all abilities. We enter teams in local cross country, road, and track and field leagues, and we have a lively social scene too. New runners are invited to come along to our sessions and try us out with no obligation to join. Club Colours:- Blue and Red Headquarters: New Barnet Leisure Centre |
 President: Fiona Maddocks Mailto:president@belgraveharriers.co.ukSecretary: Matt Threadgold mailto: secretary@belgraveharriers.co.uk Web-site: http://www.belgraveharriers.com Overview: Belgrave Harriers is London’s club for track and field, road and cross country running. Our members live and work in central and south west London, competing at all levels from parkrun through to internationals. Club Colours: Burgundy with Gold Strip Headquarters: Belgrave Hall, Denmark Rd, Wimbledon, London SW19 4PG |
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 President: tbc Chairman: tbc Secretary: tbc Web Site: http://www.ealingeagles.com Overview: Ealing Eagles has over 700 members from a variety of abilities – from complete beginners to seasoned marathon runners. We are one of the top clubs for parkrun attendance in the world. We organise an annual 10km race every Spring and are heavily involved with the multi-award winning Ealing Half Marathon each September, as well as competing in Summer League competitions, cross country leagues and local and national relay events. Headquarters |
 President: Nigel Small Chairman: Tim Hannah Secretary: Helen Leadbetter Web-site: www.esm.org.uk Overview: The club owes its origin to the Ealing ‘United Services Boxing Club’ formed by ex-service men, who instituted an athletics section in 1920 and became Ealing & Hanwell Harriers in 1924. Southall Norwood AC was formed in 1931 becoming Southall AC in 1937 and the two clubs combined forces in 1966. In 1994 Middlesex Ladies AC amalgamated with Ealing & Southall AC. Middlesex Ladies were founded in 1923. The club’s earliest famous athlete was Vera Palmer who set a world record at 250 metres in 1925. Dora Gardner was women’s team captain at both the European Championships in 1938 and the Olympics in 1948. Kelly Holmes is the 2004 800m and 1500m Olympic champion and also current British record holder in the 800m. The Club’s first male international was Mike Blagrove who ran the 1500m/1m for Britain in 1958 while Joe Keating ran a world best for 50km in 1973. The club currently operates teams in division 2 of the Southern Athletics League, division 1 of the Youth Development League, and the Middlesex Young Athletes League. Headquarters: Perivale Park Track, Stockdove Way, Greenford Tel. 020-8575-5776. Facilities comprise a clubhouse and weight-training room and an eight lane synthetic track. Track & field training is Tuesday & Thursday evenings at 7:00pm and Sunday at 11:00am. Road Running from Perivale Park is on Monday evening at 7.30pm and Wednesday at 6:30pm and 7:30pm. |
 President: Mike West Chairman: Emily McMahon Secretary: Barry Cook Web-site: https://enfieldandharingeyac.co.uk/ Club Colours: Red and Yellow halves Overview: Enfield & Haringey AC is one of the country’s leading clubs Headquarters: Lee Valley Athletics Centre, Edmonton N9 |
 President: Chairman: Jason Cabel Secretary: Kiran Yadav Web-site: https://www.harrowac.co.uk/ Club Colours: Black with horizontal Green, White and Blue Stripes Overview: Headquarters: Bannister Stadium, Harrow Weald |
 President Chairman: Chris Bailey Secretary: Jonathan Laybourne Web-site: www.Highgateharriers.org.uk Club Colours: Black and White Hoops Overview: Headquarters: Parliament Hill, Hampstead Heath, Gospel Oak |
President: Kathy Davidson Chairman: David Smith Secretary: Christina Benjamin Web-site: www.Hillingdonac.co.uk Club Colours: White with Red Diagonal Stripe Overview: Hillingdon AC was created in 1966 through the amalgamation of Ruislip-Northwood and Finchley Harriers, founded in 1877. The objective of Hillingdon AC is ‘to give every member the opportunity to train and participate at his and her best level, in a professional and happy environment and be recognised locally as such a club”. We pride ourselves on being a friendly, open club with an active social section throughout the year for all age groups. The Club has around 400 paid up members of which almost half are under 21. The Club is open to individuals of all ages and ability and currently provides competition in track, field, road and cross country from 11 years of age up. Hillingdon AC is affiliated to UK Athletics through England Athletics, the South of England Athletic Association and Middlesex County Amateur Athletics Association. The Club has produced numerous internationals and past Olympians including two Olympic champions – the last David Hemery in 1968. We have also competed at the highest club level. The past few years have seen the Club develop a resurgent junior section. The Club believes this is the key to producing the top class athletes the Club needs to reach its potential. Every year the Club has made significant investment in people, equipment, clothing, training courses and travel to support this goal. Hillingdon AC is part of UK Athletic’s ‘Clubs Future’ programme. The programme is used to monitor current performance and plan the Club’s future development. We endeavour to ensure all coaches, team managers and individuals in regular contact with children are CRB checked. The Club is run on a democratic basis with each key management post elected in March at our annual AGM. On a day to day basis the Club is run by its 6 sub committees who report and make up the management committee. Club accounts are presented at each AGM by the Treasurer, a qualified accountant, and are independently audited by a qualified auditor. Hillingdon AC is in good financial health with significant cash reserves to enable the Club to comfortably meet its financial needs. Headquarters: Hillingdon Athletics Club headquarters and clubhouse, 206 Bury Street, Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 7TJ Telephone: 01895 678459 |
 President: Chairman: Jerry Odlin Secretary: Simon Baker Web-site: www.londonheathside.org.uk Club Colours: Blue with Gold and Red side stripes Overview: We’re a friendly bunch. And you’re welcome to join us. We have athletes at the very top of their game – competing for their country, and many more that are new to the whole thing. With nearly 600 members, including about 100 young athletes, you’ll always find someone at your level to train with. We compete on the road, in track and field, and in cross country and triathlon. And we’re just as proud of our lively social scene. We’re ‘run’ by volunteers – everyone gives up their time to help the club. We’re scattered across North London including: Haringey including Crouch End, Finsbury Park, Highgate, Muswell Hill, Hornsey, Harringay and Tottenham. Camden including Hampstead, Highgate, Kentish Town and Primrose Hill. Islington including Highbury, Holloway and Tufnell Park. Hackney particularly Stoke Newington, Dalston and Stamford Hill. We also have members in Enfield, Barnet and Brent. Headquarters: Finsbury Park Track, Finsbury Park N4 |
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 President: Chairman: Alice Sullivan Secretary: Phil West Web-site: https://www.chaser.me.uk Club Colours: White with black orange and green stripes Overview: Headquarters: |
 President: Jen Armson Chairman: Jason Kabel Co-Chair/Secretary: Peter Reupke and James Walyerch Web-site: www.Queensparkharriers.org.uk Club Colours: Red and White Hoops Overview: Headquarters: |
 President: Ted Mockett Chairman: Secretary: Gordon Whitson Web-site: http://www.ranelagh-harriers.com Club Colours: Sky Blue Overview: Ranelagh Harriers is a road and cross-country running club based in Richmond, south-west London, catering for runners of all ages and standards. The club is based at its clubhouse which is behind The Dysart pub Headquarters: |
| President: Hilary Walker Chairman: Sarah Mackenzie Secretary: Web-site: https://www.serpentine.org.uk Club Colours: Red with yellow stripes Overview: Headquarters: Seymour Leisure Centre |
 President: Geoff Williams Chairman: John Kelly Secretary: Phillip Cunningham Web-site: http://www.sbharriers.co.uk Club Colours: Black and White vertical stripes with red trim Overview: Shaftesbury cate for athletes of all ages from 10 years upwards competing in track and field athletics, cross country and road running. The club welcomes new members – Athletes, Officials (or prospective Officials), Coaches (or those who may be interested in taking up Coaching) or Supporters who are as important as the Athletes themselves. We are involved at all levels of Athletics within the Community. As well as providing coaching for athletes from Novices to Olympic Standard, we provide teams to help out at the London Marathon, encourage schools to link in with us, arrange meetings at which International Athletes compete. Shaftesbury are a Community Club catering for all levels of athlete – all we ask for is regular attendance and a commitment to training. Headquarters: StoneX Stadium (formerly Barnet Copthall Stadium) Greenlands Lane Hendon London NW4 1RL |
 President: Chairman: TBC Secretary: TBC Web-site: www.smrac.org.uk Club Colours: Blue and White Quarters Overview: Headquarters: |
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 President: Chairman: Peter Goldfinch Secretary: Robert Pick Web-site: https://www.trentparkrc.com Club Colours: White with Green stripes to side Overview: Trent Park Running Club was started during the jogging boom in 1984 and at the time was called Trent Park Trotters. Initially started as a small friendly group who just loved to run, an ethos that is still at the heart of the club today. The current Club covers a wide variety of abilities from our ever-popular beginners’ course to those who run marathons and beyond, from occasional cyclist to Ironmen, from walkers to the blink and you miss them guys, fully embracing the “running club for all” mentality. The Club has an active junior section, as well as a competitive triathlon section, all fully supported by our coaches and leaders, as well as our dedicated committee. Headquarters: |
 President: Linford Christie Chairman: Robert Datnow Secretary: Tracy Barlow Web-site: https://www.thamesvalleyharriers.com/ Club Colours: Pale and Dark Blue Overview: Thames Valley Harriers is a home for athletes of all abilities to develop to their fullest potential, and to compete in their chosen disciplines alongside their teammates. Since 1887, we’ve been taking athletes on a journey to the pinnacle of performance. Our athletes are often seen standing on the podium at national championships. Some even represent their countries at the Olympics and World Championships. And they bring home medals. We are proud to wear the club colours, and to represent each other. We are a team that supports its members, no matter your age, where you come from, or your level of ability. Headquarters: Linford Christie Stadium |
 President: Chairman: Dave Robinson Secretary: Rachel Morison Web-site: https://vphthac.org.uk Club Colours: White with Blue and Green stripes Overview: Headquarters: Mile End Stadium |
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 President: Chairman: Secretary: Web-site: https://wseh.co.uk/ Club Colours: Sky blue and yellow stripes Overview: Headquarters: |