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Never Walk Alone

Never Walk Alone is our Saturday walking project.

These walks have been running since March 2018 and take place in London and in the surrounding countryside.

 

Our walks alternate between urban and rural trails, giving walkers the opportunity to take in spectacular views and explore places of historical and cultural interest they may never have realised were on their doorstep.

 

These walks provide an opportunity to get to know people from different areas of London and backgrounds and help to foster lasting friendships that outlive the project.

 

All walkers (from refugee and new community backgrounds) have their transport costs covered. Refreshments are also provided by Fences & Frontiers.

 

We try to keep each walk to a maximum of 15 people.

So, please get in touch via: fencesandfrontiers@gmail.com if you would like to attend. 

PREVIOUS WALKS

Never Walk Alone: Upcoming Events
Benfleet to Southend Coastal Walk | August 2019

Benfleet to Southend Coastal Walk | August 2019

Epping Forest | July 2019

Epping Forest | July 2019

Mayfield Lavendar Fields | June 2019

Mayfield Lavendar Fields | June 2019

Woodbery Wetlands | May 2019
Chorleywood to Chesham - April 2019

Chorleywood to Chesham - April 2019

Morden Hall Park - November 2018

Morden Hall Park - November 2018

Deer spotting in Bushy Park | October 2018

Deer spotting in Bushy Park | October 2018

Waltham Canal and Wetlands | September 2018

Waltham Canal and Wetlands | September 2018

Margate to Broadstairs | August 2018

Margate to Broadstairs | August 2018

Wanstead Park | June 2018

Wanstead Park | June 2018

Epping Forest | May 2018

Epping Forest | May 2018

Chorleywood to Chalfont & Latimer | April 2018

Chorleywood to Chalfont & Latimer | April 2018

The objectives of this project are to:

Bring refugees together with the wider London community in the spirit of community, friendship, trust and solidarity.

Introduce people to areas of natural beauty and historical significance in London and the surrounding countryside.

Provide accessible exercise and recreational activities to a group of people with limited resources.

This project has been supported by a Magic Little Grant from Localgiving & The Peoples Postcode Lottery; and by your generous donations.

Our walks in 2021

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