Brought to you by the team behind the successful and well-regarded Bike Bath event, Bike Oxford is a day of marked rides of 25, 50 and 80 miles starting and finishing at Oxford University Rugby Club, Iffley Road, and taking in the best scenery of Oxford and the surrounding countryside. Come and join the Restore team!

Rough Runner merges distance running (anything from 5km up to 15km) and obstacles that you’ll have to take on along the way. But not just the regular, military-style obstacles you’ll see on every other event out there, that do nothing but freeze, burn, lacerate and electrocute you. Instead, Rough Runner’s obstacles are inspired by all those game shows we love – Takeshi’s Castle, Wipeout, Gladiator, Ninja Warrior and more. So if you’ve ever thought that the Travelator looked like a challenge, a sweeper obstacle would be a great laugh, or you just fancy a go on the big balls, then Rough Runner is for you.

Elder Stubbs are taking part in Art Week during the week of 22nd May, with a small exhibition space inside the recovery group and a sculpture trail in the outside allotments. There will be some beautiful pieces from members across Oxfordshire, if you’re in the area please do pop in for a wonder.

Take on the TrekFest challenge, complete 25km or 50km on foot through some of the UK’s most renowned and beautiful national parks –  Brecon Beacons, South Wales or Peak District, Derbyshire. Thousands have taken on the TrekFest challenge over the last four years and helped raise well over a £1 million for UK registered charities. TrekFesters tell us its a truly life changing experience to take part in, the sense of achievement you feel crossing the finish line knowing you made every step count by raising funds for charity is indescribable.

London Nightrider will be back for it’s 8th year in 2017! Every year tweaks are made to the route but you can expect as many of the highlights of London as they can fit in, and some little treasures you may not know about. It really is a unique way to explore the capital city.​There are 2 routes available – a 100km and a 50km ride. Both are circular and start and finish at the same place, Lee Valley VeloPark. The 50km route will be an inner loop of the 100km route.Full support, back up and regular break stops are provided throughout the night and a well-earned breakfast and medal at the finish. To take part in this amazing event would usually cost £100…all we ask is to raise the minimum of £175 to ride for a bargain price of £39!

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Inspired by the ancient Hindu festival of Holi, known as the ‘Festival of Colours’, Run or Dye gives runners, walkers and all speeds in-between, the opportunity to experience the thrill of a colour festival! Participants run through 5 Dye Zones, turning into a technicolour canvas of fun. As part of registration all participants will receive goody bags with a white t-shirt, dye packs, body art and plenty more to get geared up for the most colourful 5K.