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Royal Parks Half Marathon extends partnership with Kingfisher Zero

The Royal Parks Half Marathon has announced that premium alcohol-free lager brand, Kingfisher Zero, will be returning as a sponsor for this year’s race.

Taking place this year on Sunday October 12, 2025, the Royal Parks Half Marathon takes runners through four of London’s Royal Parks, including Hyde Park, Green Park, St James’s Park and Kensington Gardens.

Now in its second year, the renewal with Kingfisher Zero sees the brand return as the official 0% beer for the 2025 event.

The announcement follows a year of growth for Kingfisher Zero, which has reported a 65% increase in volume sales from last year.

This year’s Royal Parks Half Marathon will welcome 16,000 runners, with Kingfisher’s premium alcohol-free lager available to enjoy in the event village in Hyde Park.

Commenting on the partnership, Liz Tack, Head of Royal Parks Half Marathon said
“We are delighted to welcome Kingfisher Zero back as a partner for this year’s race. We loved seeing runners and their supporters enjoying their 0% beers in our event village last year.

We can’t wait to experience the incredible atmosphere of this year’s race with the Kingfisher Zero team.”

Andy Sunnucks, Senior Brand Manager for Kingfisher Zero, added “I said last year that we want to encourage consumers to take a step out from the hustle and bustle of our hectic day-to-day lives, engage with the world around them and appreciate the beautiful things life has to offer – I truly believe that no partnership aligns more closely with this ethos than ours with the Royal Parks Half Marathon.

“Partnerships like this have been instrumental in helping us achieve real success last year and we’re so excited to return and help cheer on thousands of amazing runners whilst quenching their thirst with some quality zero percent beer and offering some amazing prizes to those coming to the event village.”

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