Events in England were given the green light to start again on July 24 after a prolonged absence because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Some courses have seen a dip in numbers with those remaining wary of the threat of the Covid-19 spread.
However, great numbers have still returned to take on the parkrun 5k events on a Saturday morning.
Last weekend, Portsmouth Lakeside had 194 finishers complete the event, with Julian Manning the first of those home in a time of 17mins 33sec. It was a little way down on the course record of 429 to make it home in a single event.
Nevertheless, parkrun UK is back and photographer Keith Woodland took a trip down to Portsmouth Lakeside to capture some of the runners and volunteers last weekend. See if you can spot yourself in our picture gallery.
. Pictured is: Runners set off. Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-24)
Runners set off in the Portsmouth Lakeside parkrun event. Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-24) Photo: Keith Woodland
1. Pictured is: Volunteers with race director Rob Hall (White Bib) Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-3)
Event director Rob Hall (white bib) and a number of Portsmouth Lakeside volunteers. Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-3) Photo: Keith Woodland
2. Pictured is: Alex Ford with Bonny Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-79)
Alex Ford makes his way around the course with dog Bonny Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-79) Photo: Keith Woodland
3. Pictured is: Helen and Erin Brandt Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-85)
Helen Brandt pushes baby Erin around the Portsmouth Lakeside event. Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-85) Photo: Keith Woodland
4. Pictured is: Nicky Luxford crosses the line Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-106)
Nicky Luxford makes it home. Picture: Keith Woodland (140821-106) Photo: Keith Woodland