Join the Aylesbury Rotary's STRIDE charity walk this Sunday

Thursday, 31 March 2022 07:00

This Sunday (3/4) the The Aylesbury 100 Rotary Club are inviting you to their STRIDE charity walk to raise money for two worthy charities.

The STRIDE Charity Walk will be from Aylesbury to Waddesdon, with everything raised going to Prostate Cancer and The Thames Valley Air Ambulance.

President of the club Charles Chaney told us more about it:

He told us why they chose the walkway from Aylesbury to Waddesdon:

Aylesbury MP Rob Butler will also be there at the start to cut the tape and send the walkers on their way at 9.00am.

Adults £10.00. Children under 12 years go Free.

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