Woking Borough Council
Civic OfficesGloucester SquareWokingSurreyGU21 6YL
Telephone: 01483 755855


The Sainsbury Sport Relief Mile is back again in 2010, and Woking Borough Council is a `Mile Event' Organiser.
Date: Sunday 21 March
Time: 12.30pm
Venue: Goldsworth Park Recreation Ground
Events: One, three or six mile course
The course incorporates a lap of the picturesque lake at Goldsworth
Park Recreation Ground. The event is open to all levels, so the whole family can join in! Take a leisurely jog around the one mile course; stretch yourself on the three mile course or for the exercise enthusiast, take on the six mile course!
Complete the mile in fancy dress for your chance to win the best dressed prize! Other activities on the day will include a group warm up with Woking Football Club's KC Cat who will also be running the mile, fancy dress competition, Community Chef Smoothie Bike, Change4life stand, Park Tennis taster sessions and Woking FC will also be running a beat the goalie competition.
To tie in with National no smoking day on March 10 the Surrey Stop Smoking Service will also be present with Big Cig running the mile.
Come, join in the fun at Goldsworth Park on Sunday 21 March 2010, enter the mile, get sponsored and make a real day of it!
Register now. For further details contact Woking Borough Council's Health and Well-being Development Officer, on 01483 743424.
Why not get some inspiration from the Sport Relief website!

If you would like to be involved in this fantastic event, and running is not for you, we are also looking for volunteers to help out on the day. Events, such as Sport Relief, wouldn't be the success they are without our valued volunteers. Volunteering is a great way to get some experience, have some fun and support a fantastic cause! If you are interested in helping out, please contact Woking Borough Council's Health and Well-being Development Officer on 01483 743424 or fill in our online volunteering form
Sport Relief is an initiative of Comic Relief, registered with the Charity Commission no. 326568
Train:
The closest train station to Goldsworth Park is Woking. To continue your journey to Goldsworth Park, take the number 91 bus towards Knaphill (please see bus directions).
Bus:
Bus number 91 towards Knaphill (Operated by Arriva) leaves from Woking Train Station (Town Centre side). Get off at Goldsworth Park, Hawkswell Close. The recreation ground is about an eight minutes walk. Walk along Kirkland Avenue (past Beaufort Primary School - it will be on your left). Turn right into Wishbone Way and follow it to the end.
Car:
The event is being held at Goldsworth Park Recreation Ground, Wishbone Way, Woking, GU21 3RT. Woking is located between the M3, M25 and A3. Goldsworth Park.
From the M3:
Leave the M3 at Junction 3 and take the A322 towards Guildford.
Continue along the A322 into Bisley.
Note the Fox Pub on your left and turn left at the next set of traffic lights into Knaphill. Stay on this road through Knaphill, past the Royal Oak Pub at the bottom of the hill and turn right at the roundabout into Lockfield Drive.
Take the first left into Kirkland Avenue, then the fourth left into Wishbone Way. The recreation ground is located at the end of Wishbone Way.
From the M25
Leave the M25 at Junction 11 and take the A320 towards Woking. Continue along the A320, until the Six Crossroads roundabout, just past the pub, where you should take the fifth exit signed Chobham. Go right at the first min-roundabout, then left at the next into Littlewick Road.
Continue on Littlewick Road at the next roundabout, then turn left the roundabout into Lockfield Drive. Take the fourth left into Wishbone Way. The recreation ground is located at the end of Wishbone Way.
From the A3 (North)
Join the M25 clockwise at Junction 10 then follow the directions as above.
From the A3 (South)
Leave the A3 in Guildford at the junction with the A322 and follow it towards Bagshot. Continue along the A322, passing under the railway bridge in Brookwood, and then turn right at the traffic lights onto the A324.
Continue along the A324 at the first roundabout (third exit), past the Surrey Pub, then left at the next roundabout, past Winston Churchill School. Turn left at the next roundabout into Lockfield Drive. Take thesecond right into Kirkland Avenue, then the fourth left into Wishbone Way. The recreation ground is located at the end of Wishbone Way.
In support of Sport Relief, an initiative of Comic Relief, registered charity 326568