WRACA London Womens Walk

Meeting at 10:30 am at the statute of Millicent Fawcett in Parliament Square.

This walk follows a path from Parliament Square to Bloomsbury tracing the lives and history of over 30 women who have influenced London in some way. We will look at statues, memorials, sculptures, buildings and the life histories of women from AD60 to the present day whilst walking the wonderful streets of London. Plenty of stops to reflect on the impressive lives of women who have made their mark including suffragettes, SOE agents, women during the Battle of Britain, nurses during WWI, businesswomen and philanthropists.

The walk is 5-6 miles in total but there are plenty of jumping off points along the way, if you can’t walk that far.

This is limited to 20 people and it costs £20 pp for walking guide Barbara, who will tell us all about how women helped shape the history of London.

Please ensure you wear clothing appropriate to the forecast of the day to deal with typical British Weather!!! Also, a packed lunch or snacks are advisable. Equally there are public toilets in the tube station at Westminster, we would advise you use these and get your self a hot drink to take with you.

If you are interested in this walk then please contact below and we will be in touch.

We look forward to seeing you.

Debbie 07946 733932 walkerd22@sky.com

Sharon 07704 271374 sharon.pickering@fightingwithpride.org.uk