Falkland Islands Community Look Ahead To 2026 Standard Chartered Bank Marathon
The world’s most southerly certified Marathon is back for the 21st time this year. On the 8th March, teams or individuals will run four challenging
Falkland Islands Association Holds Community Picnic At Stone Corral
The Falklands Islands Association held their annual community picnic at the Sapper Hill Stone Corral on Sunday. The event has been running since 2019 and
Visiting Cyclist Completes Unaided Journey Across The Falkland Islands
Anthony Martin has returned to Stanley after twelve days on the road cycling to Port Stephens and back. This makes the 68-year-old Coloradan the first
Falkland Islands Host Record-Breaking Backyard Ultra Run
A national record was broken in the Falklands last weekend as community members participated in this year’s Backyard Ultra event. The endurance race began on
Falklands Community Gears Up for 2025 Backyard Ultra
The 12th of January is the last chance to sign up online for the Falklands Backyard Ultra Marathon, which will take place on the 17th
Falklands Funds to Help Rehome Family After Jamaica Hurricane
Fundraising efforts to provide hurricane relief in Jamaica have taken another step forward. Debbie James, the Falklands’ only resident Jamaican, returned to her home nation
Cyclist Tackles Stanley to Port Stephens Ride in Falklands
68-year-old Tony Martin from Colorado is spending the next couple of weeks cycling from Stanley to Port Stephens and back in what is believed to
FIDF and Falklands Community Take on Three Peaks Challenge
The Falkland Islands Defence Force organised their annual Three Peaks challenge for the second time. The event sees members of the Force and the wider
Falklands Christmas Tree Festival 2025 Held in Stanley
One sign in the Falklands that Christmas is on the horizon is the annual Christmas Tree Festival. Organised by the Lighthouse Seafarers Mission, the event
Falklands Host 2025 Hill Climb Cycling Event in Stanley
The Falkland Islands Cycling Association held a Hill climb on the 30th of November up Prince Phillip Street. The event cost £10 for adults to