The 2024 womens only 5k race was ran on Monday 24th June.
Well done to Lydia Turner of Birtley AC for finishing first in 17:55 and breaking the course record in the process. See you all again in 2025.
UKA Road Race Licence number 2024-44397
Please note a change of venue for number pick up and race presentation. Numbers are to be collected on the evening from the Corner House Pub – Heaton Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 5RP. Please also note the parking restrictions at the pub and to park responsibly.
The Anita Nott course is an undulating 5k route starting and finishing on Armstrong Bridge over Jesmond Dene. The route can be seen below or Click Here for the Course Map.
Anita Nott Terms and Conditions:
Anita Nott Memorial 2024 Terms and Conditions
Anita Nott 2024 Prize List
Anita Nott England Athletics Affiliation Certificate 2023/2024
Heaton Harriers Limited Liability Insurance Certificate 2023/2024
Past Anita Nott Races
Click Here for 2022 Anita Nott Race Results.
Click Here for 2023 Anita Nott Race Results.
Click Here for 2024 Anita Nott Race Results.
About Anita Nott
Anita was a member of Heaton Harriers for a number of years. Anita raced in all disciplines from cross country to road and track and produced some outstanding results. As well as regularly racing for the club and being amongst one of our top-performing ladies (winning the Davidson Shield on a number of occasions and the local 5k Sunshine run) she also immersed herself in the organisation of club events and also supported many of our younger runners who were just starting out.
This tremendous support and enthusiasm for the club and its members and a real love for running was evident in all that Anita did. Anita never made excuses as to why she couldn’t do something she just got out and did it. She was very keen to promote veteran running and as such welcomed generous prize structures in local races that highlighted the strength in depth of the veteran field. For this reason, we have an extensive prize list for our women’s only race to encourage everyone to take part and remember not only why we run but show everyone just how well we do it!
Anita tragically lost her life in September 2006 whilst out on a training run. As a club we were heartbroken to lose such an amazing person and as such decided to dedicate our women’s only run to her name. This race has been well supported over the years. Anita was very keen to see women getting involved in running and would have welcomed all abilities taking part in the event.
We ask that you come and support our event and remember a great athlete! This could be the start of your athletic journey!
