More than a thousand people took to the streets of Northallerton in a 10k run in aid of a community charity on Sunday (May 26).
The event started at 10am from Northallerton Town Hall before heading out on a loop taking runners out of the town into some of the most stunning country road views in North Yorkshire.
This year featured a major change to the route, allowing runners to finish outside the town hall as well, with a longer sprint down the high street for the finish.
The men's race was won by Rob Scott with a time of 32 minutes while the first woman over the line was Charlotte Knowles on 37 minutes 27 seconds.
Simon Bailes Peugeot continued its ongoing support for Pendragon Community Trust as the main sponsor for this year’s Northallerton 10k.
This year it had six members of staff participating: Stephen Sanderson, Joe Walker, Jess Jenkins, Carol Bramwell, Richard Walker and Stuart Pearson. 
The Northallerton 10k is a significant fundraising opportunity for the Pendragon Community Trust, the Northallerton-based charity that provides essential support to individuals with learning disabilities, as well as their families and carers.
Its specialised centre offers a wide range of sensory experiences and therapeutic activities, contributing to the overall well-being and development of children and adults with learning disabilities.
Simon Bailes, Managing Director at Simon Bailes Peugeot, said: "As a business deeply embedded in the heart of this community, we are immensely proud to continue our longstanding partnership with the Northallerton 10k as the main sponsor.
"We are thrilled to contribute to the Pendragon Community Trust, whose extraordinary work provides life-changing support to individuals with learning disabilities and their families."
Julia Downes, Pendragon Community Trust’s development manager, added: “The Northallerton 10k is our most significant fundraiser of the year, and as a charity, we depend greatly on the support of our community.
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"We are profoundly grateful to Simon Bailes Peugeot and other local businesses for their unwavering generosity and commitment.
"Their contributions enable us to continue providing essential services and support to individuals with learning disabilities, making a meaningful impact on their lives and the lives of their families. We couldn't do it without them."
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