Biggest parkruns: Bushy Park (1390), Poole (877), Cannon Hill (804), Coventry (784), Huddersfield (752), Heaton Park (751), Cardiff (731), Sheffield Hallam (692), Southampton (688), Peterborough (676).

Median parkrun: Medina I.O.W. (223).

Smallest parkruns: Ganavan Sands (52), Drumchapel (52), Dolgellau (46), Rostrevor (43), Limavady (40), Mount Edgcumbe (39), Gainsborough (38), Stonehaven (32), Bevendean Down (32), Millom (19).

New records / new parkruns: Coventry (784), Northampton (608), Basingstoke (577), Brueton (546), Guildford (528), Bradford (510), Wimbledon Common (505), Richmond Park (503), Gunnersbury (499), Wycombe Rye (497), Fulham Palace (485), Southwark (475), Reading (475), Abingdon (453), Roundhay (446), Wolverhampton (442), Colchester Castle (437), Yeovil Montacute (431), Mile End (402), Hanley (402), Burgess (393), Dulwich (378), Stewart (376), Oxford (376), Hampstead Heath (369), Andover (364), Wakefield Thornes (345), Bury St Edmunds (344), Maidenhead (340), Reigate Priory (338), Highbury Fields (326), Rother Valley (322), Crystal Palace (318), Northala Fields (308), Royal Tunbridge Wells (289), Ally Pally (278), Banbury (261), Peckham Rye (245), Wanstead Flats (223), Beckenham Place (201), Linwood (198), Pegwell Bay (195), Brentwood (186), Beckton (159), Merthyr (155), Canons Park (132), Walthamstow (109).

There were 446 parkruns, 3 cancellations, and the total UK 5K parkrun population was 117886.

Of the parkruns that took place both last week and this week:

171 parkruns had higher attendance than last week,

259 parkruns had lower attendance than last week,

Gnoll, Omagh, Peter Pan, Nostell, Bramley, Lancaster, Livingston, had precisely the same as last week,

The biggest increase in attendance (in terms of absolute numbers) was Southwark, with a change of 312,

The biggest increase in attendance (in terms of percentages) was Beckton, with a change of 194%,

The biggest drop in attendance (in terms of absolute numbers) was Clumber Park, with a change of -204,

The biggest drop in attendance (in terms of percentages) was Dolgellau, with a change of -62%.