A parish council in South Gloucestershire is to become the first in the UK to charge a group to use one of its parks for a weekend fun run.
Hundreds take part in two free, timed runs organised by Parkrun UK in Little Stoke Park near Bristol. Now, the group is being asked for money to help maintain the paths.
More than 500 people showed their support for free exercise today by taking part in park run near Bristol.
It follows the cancellation of a similar event because the local authority told runners they'd have to pay to take part.
Little Stoke Parish Council received criticism from around the world for their demand.
Becky Bushnell from Little Stoke park run took part in a park run at Ashton Court as the park run at Little Stoke was cancelled.
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