Licence requirements Before we can approve a licence, your event and application must meet each of the numbered requirements below. If your application can't be approved yet, we'll tell you which points need attention. Please make the changes described for each point, then reply to the comment on your application to let us know. Click here to be directed to the licence dashboard. ELIGIBILITY1. The race must take place in England 2. The route must fit the definition of "trail" under UKA Rules RACE INFORMATION3. The race information web page must be up-to-date 4. The details given on your application form must match your race information 5. The minimum age (or ages) must be clearly stated 6. The TRA licence statement must be included Your race information must include the following statement: "The event is to be licensed by the Trail Running Association, and run under UK Athletics rules." We also encourage organisers to show the TRA logo and link to our website. To download our logo, click here 7. Event Location The event location details entered on the application form will be used by the TRA online Race Directory to help users find your event. Ensure that the address and the location of the pin on the map(s) are correct. (The map pin can be moved if necessary by clicking on the map.) PRICING8. Affiliated and unaffiliated prices must be set correctlyEach race must have two entry prices: an affiliated price, and an unaffiliated price that is exactly £2 more. The affiliated price applies to anyone who is a member of a UK Athletics affiliated running club. 9. A URN must not be required to get the affiliated priceYour entry form must not require a URN for the affiliated price. Members of UK Athletics affiliated clubs qualify for the affiliated price whether or not they are individually registered, so many won't have a URN. Please make the URN field optional. 10. Relay or series pricing must be applied per person and per eventFor relays and series, the £2 difference between affiliated and unaffiliated prices must be applied per person and per event. SAFETY AND PERMISSIONS11. First aid provision must be clear and appropriateYour first aid provision must suit the distance, location and terrain of your event and the number of participants. Please give us more detail, such as who is providing first aid, how many first aiders there will be, where they'll be based, and how they'll reach a runner in difficulty. 12. The police must be notified where appropriateIf your route crosses public roads, you must notify the police. If you plan to do this closer to the race date, please confirm this and we can accept it as "to be confirmed". 13. The local authority must be notified where appropriateYou must notify your local authority of the event, unless it is entirely on private land and doesn't use any Public Rights of Way. RISK ASSESSMENTOur risk assessment template sets out the minimum we expect for a trail race: https://tra-uk.org/organisers/risk-assessment-template 14. The risk assessment must be appropriate for the event 15. There must be a method for accounting for runners 16. There must be a plan for responding to a medical emergencyYour risk assessment must explain how you'll respond to a medical emergency on the course, including how the alarm is raised, who responds, and how emergency services would reach the casualty. 17. Food and water hygiene must be considered
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