The event programme was expanded to reincorporate men's and women's
racewalking events (held separately at
Bedford International Stadium), as well as the UK championship debut of both
pole vault and
hammer throw for women. The women's 3000 m race was dropped, however. Hammer thrower
Paul Head and discus thrower
Jackie McKernan each won their fifth straight UK title.
Linford Christie (100 m) and
Paul Edwards (shot put) made it four consecutive wins in their events.
Mick Hill repeated as javelin champion to win his fifth UK title overall.
Myrtle Augee (shot put),
Gowry Retchakan (400 m hurdles) and
Debbie Marti (high jump) all defended their women's titles. Runners
Curtis Robb and
Phylis Smith returned as UK champions, but at longer distances than they won at in 1992. == Medals ==