The Canterbury 10-Mile Road Race is set to be a sell-out for a second successive year. It will start at 9am tomorrow to help protect runners from traffic issues, although the majority of the route is on quiet lanes and farm roads. “Since Covid, a lot of peoples’ attitudes have changed,” said race director Glenn Mousley. “But we have tried to make it appealing to people and we think, again, it’s been received really well. “I think some people actually stay in Canterbury and make a weekend of it.” Entrants have mainly been drawn from Kent – but also other parts of the UK and overseas, with 1,250…
