Published: Thursday, 4th January 2024
78 people started the New Year with a 3 mile walk in Hunstanton on Monday 1 January 2024, organised by the borough council and West Norfolk Walking for Health.
Cllr Simon Ring, Cabinet member for Tourism, Events and Marketing, said: “It’s good to see that 78 people, and a few dogs, joined in the gentle 3 mile walk that started at St Edmund’s Chapel Ruins, near the Old Lighthouse. The weather was good and the sociable walk took in many beautiful parts of the town.
“This was a wonderful way to see in the new year and is the first of many events planned for Hunstanton in 2024. We have new events planned this year including walking football, group tai chi, beat the tide, flower arranging and a classic car event. Also we have returning favourites like the Battle of the Bands and Soap Box Derby back in its rightful place in September to wrap up the summer events season for west Norfolk.”
Find out more about planned events in Hunstanton at west-norfolk.gov.uk/hunstantonevents. Walking for Health run a regular programme of walks throughout the borough. They are a registered charity and experienced at leading safe, friendly and sociable walks. More details can be found at wnwfh.org.uk.
