Walk On Wales

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In an emotional and fitting end to our amazing journey, crowds of walkers and supporters gathered on the steps of the Senedd at the homecoming ceremony.

Ray Poole, who sadly lost his son Gdsm Gareth Poole on the Sir Galahad in 1982, at the RFA Sir Galahad Memorial at Tenby Lifeboat Station.

Jim Salmon and Byron Cordy hold the baton following its blessing by the Bishop of St David's at the Shrine of St David in St David's Cathedral.

We were delighted to welcome family and friends of those who lost their lives in Afghanistan during Stage 6.

Wrexham Town Centre will host the Walk on Wales Fun Day on Saturday 28 September from 10am to 4pm.

Stage 3 has been a triumph from start to finish with the wonderful people of Anglesey welcoming us and taking the walkers to their heart. Keith Lewis and his mighty men created a fantastic atmosphere for everyone that has joined the walk on Ynys Mon.  Thank you all for your fabulous warm welcome.

Come and take part in the WOW Track Day for historic, classic sports and contemporary track day cars on Monday 9 September from 0900 to 1800.  The day will be a relaxed affair, with numbers strictly limited to ensure everyone has plenty of track time.

On Wednesday afternoon the first Walk on Wales relay team will hand over the silver baton to cycling team headed up by Colonel Hugh Bodington, who will be joined by an ex-SAS commando on a butcher’s bike and a pair of newlyweds on tandem. If you'd like to join in the fun please visit the join in page of the website. For more information click here.

Chester Racecourse will host a special free family fun day on 29 August in aid of the
Walk on Wales charitable event.