Nearly 500 people braved the cold and windy Sunday to run the Buxton and Glossop Sport Relief Mile.
As people arrived at the starting line, organisers from the Cultural Services team gave them a quick warm up and set them off in smaller waves, because of the unsettled weather.
Many gifts have been donated for raffle prizes, including a giant teddy bear, bags of coffee, a bottle of wine, Easter eggs and pedometers - thanks to Renny Mulhern, Stockport County Football Club, Thorntons chocolate, Iceland, Superdrug and Thisbo.
We would like to thank all the people, who gave their time on and before the day, including Derbyshire Police, High Peakorough Council colleagues in the Parks and Cultural Services, Emma Champion and Richard Gartside, Councillor Jean Wharmby, Councillor Chris Webster and Councillor Andrew Bingham, and the Friends of Pavilion Gardens, with special thanks to the High Peak Young Apprentices, who did a fantastic job as marshals.
All the money raised will go to the Comic Relief charity.
