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CHURCHES in Kidderminster are arranging a walk around the town on Saturday, May 17 as part of the nationwide Hope2008 campaign.

There will be two circuits. The first one in the morning of five and a half miles, will start at Trinity Methodist Church at 10.30am, go through the town, along the canal, then out as far as the Rifle Range Nature Reserve.

The second, after a picnic lunch at St Mary's Church, will leave at about 1.45pm, and head through St George's Park to Broadwaters Park. This walk will be three miles long.

All welcome. Walkers should wear suitable footwear and clothing.

For more details, visit www.hopenews.co.uk/hope/ For further information, call Hugh Burton on 01562 824490 or hburton@wfcs mail.com, Miles Bonnett on 01562 751736 or mbonn12345@blueyonder.co.uk or Owain Bell on 01562 823265 or dowainbell@yahoo.co.uk

10:54am Sunday 11th May 2008

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