Runners Media CIC is a community-focused media organisation dedicated to raising awareness and sharing stories that matter.
Our mission is to empower and inform communities through impactful, inclusive, and awareness-driven media.
Our vision is to become a trusted voice for underrepresented communities, inspiring positive change through powerful storytelling.
We believe in giving a voice to the community. Our work is rooted in amplifying the experiences, needs, and achievements of underrepresented people.
We believe in giving a voice to the community.
At Runners Media CIC, we value every voice
Honesty and responsibility guide our journalism and content creation.
We thrive through partnership. Whether working with local councils, charities, schools, or grassroots groups,
We believe media should not only inform—it should inspire
Advisor
BSc(Hons), MCIOB, MCIH, FGCC, FInstLLM
Nobab is a founder and Chair of the EastHands organisation, stands alongside dedicated trustees and advisors in his mission
Advisor
MBBS, DTPH&HS, PhD - Advisor
Dr Zaki Rezwana Anwar FRSA is a personality known for medical / philanthropic contribution, coupled with an illustrious media career.
Advisor & CEO
Masum is a talented journalist and documentary filmmaker who has shown dedication and skill in these fields. He was also the former Treasurer of the London Bangla Press Club, which shows his involvement in the media community.
Founder & Chairman
Rumana Afroze Rakhi is an award-winning journalist, media professional, and passionate community volunteer with over nine years of experience in television, online, and print media. She currently serves as a Media and Engagement Officer at Tower Hamlets Council
Their videos are informative and engaging—it's like having a trusted voice for our neighbourhood
They tell stories with heart, respect, and honesty—something you can truly rely on
Runners Media CIC is proud to partner with EastHands Charity to deliver a community-focused media project supporting Carbon Reduction and Climate Awareness in Tower Hamlets. Through this initiative, we are producing short, accessible videos, interviews, and social content to educate local residents—especially those from underrepresented backgrounds—on practical steps to reduce their carbon footprint. The project highlights sustainable lifestyle choices, such as energy-saving habits, eco-friendly transport, recycling, and green gardening. By using culturally inclusive storytelling and community languages, the project ensures the message reaches diverse audiences. Our media team is also capturing inspiring local actions, from school-led recycling drives to resident-led gardening projects supported by EastHands. This collaboration not only raises environmental awareness but empowers people to take simple, impactful actions in their daily lives. Runners Media CIC believes in the power of media to drive change—and this project is a strong example of media supporting both people and the planet.
Runners Media CIC is working in partnership with the British Bangla Welfare Trust to deliver a vital media and outreach project addressing the ongoing Cost of Living Crisis. This initiative aims to raise awareness within the UK Bangladeshi community about available support services, benefits, and practical tips to manage rising costs. Through a series of informative videos, community interviews, and social media campaigns in both English and Bangla, we are helping vulnerable families access essential guidance on energy bills, food banks, housing advice, and financial wellbeing. The project also features voices from local residents and volunteers, highlighting real-life challenges and resilience. By making information accessible and culturally relevant, Runners Media CIC ensures that no one is left behind during this economic hardship. This collaboration with British Bangla Welfare Trust is part of our ongoing mission to use community media as a tool for awareness, empowerment, and practical impact.
Runners Media CIC actively promotes art and culture as a vital part of community identity and expression. We support creative initiatives that celebrate diversity, foster intergenerational learning, and preserve cultural heritage. One of our flagship contributions includes delivering Mukto Arts CIC’s ‘Dhamail Fest’, a vibrant celebration of traditional Bangladeshi music and dance, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Through this project, we help document, showcase, and revive important cultural practices, ensuring they are passed down and enjoyed by future generations across the UK.
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Registered Address
12 Hessel Street, E1 2LP,UK
Training Address:
1-11 Assembly Passage, E1 4UT,UK
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