A free drink on us for Stockport 10k runners, Sunday 19th July

Stockport 10k is on Sunday 19th July 2026, and we’re proud to be getting behind each and every runner who takes part. If you are lacing up and taking it on, we have got something waiting for you when you’ve finished. Once you have crossed the line, call into any of our five pubs, show us your medal and your race number, and you can have a drink on the house – you’ll have earned it!
You will find us at the Puss in Boots in Offerton, the Spread Eagle in Romiley, the Station House in Cheadle Hulme, the Jolly Sailor in Davenport, and Fletchers Arms in Denton. Bring the medal to any one of them, and we’ll happily hand over a drink in your honour. You’ll probably need to fully refuel after all that running too: book a table below.
Free drink available for a regular glass of house wine or prosecco, a pint, single spirit & mixer or a soft drink. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer or loyalty accrual. To be eligible for free drink, please present your medal, as well as your race number, at the bar.
About the run
The Stockport 10k starts and finishes at Edgeley Park, home of Stockport County, and is run in aid of Stockport County Community Trust. It is a closed-road, chip-timed race on a flat and fast course, so whether it is your first 10k or you are chasing a new personal best, this is a good one to be part of.
You can sign up by clicking here.
The course sets off from Edgeley Park, winds out through Bramhall Park, then loops back through Edgeley and Stockport to finish back at Edgeley Park.
See you after you finish!
Find Your Local Almond Family Pub
Never visited us before? We’ve got five excellent family-friendly pubs in Stockport – all with on-site parking, and perfect for any occasion, any time of year.
Whether you’re stopping by for one of our well-kept ales with friends, meeting with family for a catch-up over fine food, or are just popping by a short while, our welcoming teams would love to have you.
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