THERE is now just under a fortnight to go until the Primrose Memory Walk returns to the beautiful grounds of Hanbury Hall.
The community will come together on Sunday, June 7, in celebration, remembrance and hope. Registration is between 10am and 10.45am and the walk will start at 11am.
And, as participants join in remembering their loved ones, walkers will also be raising funds for the Primrose Hospice and Family Support Centre.
The charity warmly welcomes walkers of all ages to take part in this special event, created to honour the memories of loved ones while raising vital funds to support patients and families. people do not need to have had a previous connection to Primrose Hospice to get involved.
Every participant will receive their own bright yellow Primrose Memory Walk t-shirt, along with a dedication sign to personalise with the name or message of someone dear.
Long-standing volunteer Tony Oldershaw took part in the Primrose Memory Walk in 2025 with his wife Jane.
He said: “It was a wonderful day, although we didn’t know anybody else, it was really nice to talk to others about their loss and to remember together.”
Walkers can choose between two scenic routes: a gentle accessible stroll or a longer walk of approximately three miles.
Both routes are designed to be enjoyable and inclusive – perfect for individuals, families, friendship groups and supporters of all abilities. Well-behaved dogs are very welcome to join the day too.
Registration costs are £15 per adult, £10 per child or £60 for a group ticket for up to six people.
To book your place or find out more, visit: primrosehospice.org/events/memory-walk/ or contact the fundraising team on 01527 889796.
The 2026 Primrose Memory Walk is proudly sponsored by Thomas Brothers Funeral Directors and supported by the National Trust, whose generosity helps ensure this treasured community event continues to grow each year.
