Queen's Park Harriers

Red-and-white hoops since 1887

🏃 Brent 2–3 times per week - Tuesdays, Thursdays & Sundays Track Competitive Social Beginner-friendly

We go all the way back to 1887 - from the same St Jude's Institute sports club that gave the world Queen's Park Rangers - and we're around 220 strong now, plus juniors.

Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:45pm at Willesden Sports Centre, with Sunday 9am long runs from the Queen's Park Café. All abilities, all in the famous red-and-white hooped vest, and we're regulars in the Summer League and cross country. Plenty of us do Gladstone parkrun too.

A warm home for Brent and North West London runners. Come and pull on the hoops.

Brent, London
2–3 times per week - Tuesdays, Thursdays & Sundays

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