RACE for Life in Southampton is the largest single event of its kind in the country.
On Sunday July 13, thousands of women will gather to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
It will be a day of high emotion - loved ones remembered and survivors celebrated coming through the disease. There will be great sadness at the loss of so many and immense joy at what can be achieved when people unite for a common cause.
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Click here for some of the pictures from the 2008 Southampton Race for Life | Why Race for Life is special | | 12:07pm Tue 24 Jun 08 | | With less than a month to go until thousands of women gather on Southampton Common for the biggest Race for Life in the country, journalist Kate Thompson explains why the 5km challenge for Cancer Research UK means so much to her. |
 | Beales team enjoy the day | | 4:58pm Mon 2 Jun 08 | | BRENDA Middlebrook, 64, refused to let a little thing like a knee operation get in the way of her Race for Life. |
 | Doing their bit | | 4:56pm Mon 2 Jun 08 | | "TODAY is our chance to do our bit for all the people affected by cancer," said Amanda Pugh, 43, running with nine-year-old daughter Danielle. |
 | Teenage chums in the running | | 4:53pm Mon 2 Jun 08 | |
TEENAGERS Steph Goodwin, 16, Becky Smyth, 17, and Hayley Tyrrell, 17, ran their Race for Life with military precision, dressed in their own unique interpretation of an Army uniform. |
 | Crossing the line | | 4:46pm Mon 2 Jun 08 | | TOGETHER we will beat cancer. It is the motto of Cancer Research UK and it was the spirit embodied by Race for Life winners Emily Tate and Miranda Adcock. |
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