Last year, around 20,000 children and parents took part in sponsored walks in villages, towns and cities across the UK as part of the Turn on the Tap campaign.
on Monday May 4th- here's some details. Its 4 miles so suitable for all ages, including small children. How about Tynemouth along the beach to Whitley Bay and back http://www.turnonthetap.org.
Any thoughts? Is this a good date?
This year, the walk is going global.
organisations in Australia, Canada and Europe have got together to organise a Global Walk for Water – inviting schools and churches, children and parents, young and old to go for a local walk with a global impact.
1,000s of people across the globe…all walking 1 million miles….raising 1 million pounds in the UK alone…for families living without clean water.
Want to be a part of it?
I would like to arrange a walk for water inviting church and friendson Monday May 4th- here's some details. Its 4 miles so suitable for all ages, including small children. How about Tynemouth along the beach to Whitley Bay and back http://www.turnonthetap.org.
Any thoughts? Is this a good date?
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