Following the huge success of 2006's Sport Relief Mile, Nene Park will host another mile event on Sunday 16^th March 2008. This time 'milers' can run or walk three different distances; one, three or six miles.

The mile run takes place on Sunday 16^th March 2008, with registration from 1.30pm, and races starting from 2:00pm. The course starts at Nene Park's Airwair Stand and finishes at Stanwick Lakes, taking in the scenery of Rushden & Diamonds FC, the river Nene and Stanwick Lakes on the way.

Simply visit www.sportrelief.com/themile for the latest details, where runners (and walkers) can print off their sponsor form, and sign up for the event.

The Sainsbury's Sport Relief Mile sits at the heart of the Sport Relief Weekend and is the ultimate way to get involved. As well as at Nene Park and Stanwick Lakes, mile events will take place in over 200 other locations across the UK, so you shouldn't have to travel far to take part.

There are all sorts of other ways to get involved too - throw down the gauntlet on the 5-a-side pitch with mates, host a sports quiz at the office, or play keepie-uppie on the school playground. Whatever you do, make sure you raise cash while you do it and help someone to turn their life around.

Sport Relief harnesses the power and passion of sport to change lives for the better. By doing sport, having fun and raising money, everyone can do good and feel good. Comic Relief spends the money raised to help vulnerable people living incredibly tough lives both at home in the UK and in the world's poorest countries.

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The whole of the BBC will be behind Sport Relief - delivering brilliant entertainment across TV, radio and online.Nine weeks of sporting fun across the UK will culminate with The Sport Relief Weekend - an action packed three days of entertainment, events and energy designed to challenge the entire nation from Friday 14^th to Sunday 16^th March.

A team of sporting stars have already lined up to show their support to the national campaign including Dame Kelly Holmes, Zara Phillips and Darren Gough.

Last Sport Relief saw David Walliams swim the English Channel in just 10½ hours, while 12 brave stars learnt to show-jump for 'Only Fools on Horses'. Take a lead from their example and challenge yourself, your family, friends and colleagues to do something sporty and raise cash at the same time.

For more information on Sport Relief 2008 and to get involved visit www.sportrelief.com

Rise to the challenge for Sport Relief by doing the Sainsbury's Sport Relief Mile on Sunday 16^th March.Visit www.sportrelief.com to find out more or enter by post: fill out an entry form - call 0845 605 8000 for a kit (Calls cost no more than 4p per min from BT landlines. Other operator and mobile rates may vary).

• There will be over 200 other Mile events across the UK.Details of these can be found at www.sportrelief.com.
• To make a donation, call 08457 910 910 (calls cost no more than 4p per minute from BT landlines. Other operator and mobile rates may vary)
• Since its launch in 2002, almost £50 million has been raised through Sport Relief
• Comic Relief spends the money raised to help vulnerable people living incredibly tough lives both at home in the UK and across the world's poorest countries.
• Sport Relief is an initiative of Comic Relief, registered charity 326568

Sport Relief helps those who need it most in Britain and the poorest countries in the world