Created and organised by the same team behind the worldwide popular London Marathon, the smaller race is expected to see 15,000 attendees.
The Big Half route covers over 13.1 miles of ground starting at Tower Bridge before finishing at the Cutty Sark in Greenwich.
To make way for runners, a number of roads will be closed, which locals should be made aware of.
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When is the Big Half Marathon?
Racers will be taking to the streets on Sunday, September 3 starting at 9am.
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— The Big Half (@OfficialBigHalf) September 1, 2023
What roads are closed for the Big Half Marathon?
Breaking it down into boroughs, the following roads will be closed.
Tower Hamlets
(Roads closed from 4am and 2pm)
- Tower Bridge Approach
- Tower Bridge
- Tower Hill
- East Smithfield
- Limehouse Link Tunnel
- Aspen Way
(Roads closed between 6am and 2pm)
- The Highway
- Butcher Row
- West India Dock Road
- Trafalgar Way
- Churchill Place
- North Colonnade
- Upper Bank Street
- Bank Street
- Heron Quays
- South Colonnade
- Canada Square
- Cabot Square
- West India Avenue
- Westferry Circus
- Westferry Road
- Salter Street
- Limehouse Causeway
- Narrow Street
- Garnet Street
- Wapping High Street
- Thomas More Street
Southwark
(Roads closed between 6am and 3pm)
- Tooley Street
- Jamaica Road
- Brunel Road
- Salter Road
- Redriff Road
- Quebec Way
- Canada Street
- Surrey Quays Road
- Lower Road
Lewisham
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