2008 walk raises £28,000

Dressed for the part:Some of the walkers at Callow Hill on Saturday night.

1:57pm Tuesday 24th June 2008

THE 2008 Midnight Walk in aid of Kemp Hospice has been hailed a “fantastic success” by organisers.

Midnight walk 'fantastic success'

8:25am Tuesday 24th June 2008

A MIDNIGHT walk in aid of Kemp Hospice has been hailed a “fantastic success”.

300 ready for midnight walk

Backing hospice: Enid Hall, Carol Lilley, Carol Smith and, front, Samantha Lilley.

3:07pm Monday 16th June 2008

FOUR Kidderminster women are getting their walking boots ready to take part in this weekend's magical moonlight walk in aid of Kemp Hospice.

Walk ‘will give us time for reflection’

Woodlands walkers: Back row, left to right, Karen Phillips, Maureen Meek, Pat Townsend. front row: Pauline Bogges, Linda Lewis and Jo Humphrys

12:31pm Friday 6th June 2008

WOMEN from the Woodlands residential caravan park park near Bewdley are hoping that the light of the moon will guide them on a midnight walk on midsummer's evening.

200 ready for starry stroll

Starlight stroll: OGL employees Lucy Goodall, Donna Perry, Sue Heavey and Hayley Warner who have signed up for the midnight walk.

9:08am Tuesday 3rd June 2008

MORE than 200 women have already signed up for a unique fund-raising stroll under the stars to help Kemp Hospice.

Sisters step out for hospice

Ready for night shift: Left to right: Gail Carey, Caroline Watkiss, Jenny Cousins, Dawn Goodard, Eve Cousins and Sian Carey.

11:43am Friday 23rd May 2008

KEMP Hospice's magical moonlight walk will be a night to remember for six members of a Kidderminster family as they are taking part in memory of two of their loved ones.

Moonlight magic through the forest

Midnight mission: Hospice fund-raisers Kate Wilkinson and Beth Jackson are looking forward to the unique event.

3:20pm Friday 16th May 2008

KEMP Hospice is hoping the magic of moonlight cascading through the Wyre Forest will attract a host of walkers for a unique event this summer.



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