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Organised by Visit Isle of Wight, the Walking Festival encourages visitors outside of traditional busy summer holiday period
Walk the Wight
Walk the Wight takes place annually in May on the Isle of Wight and attracts over ten thousand people, all taking part to raise funds for Mountbatten.
Below are the articles that OnTheWight has published about Walk the Wight:
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More than 4,000 walkers took part across the various routes, supported by nearly 200 volunteers, Mountbatten staff, and many others from various Island businesses
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Cllr Chris Jarman has two Ukrainian families staying with him. On Sunday they joined him for the final push of Walk the Wight
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An event of this size can't happen without the scores of volunteers to help it run smoothly. There are lots of different roles available, read on to find out more
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A bunch of new walks have been added to this year's Isle of Wight Walking Festival, offering something for all ages and abilities
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As many of the walks were over subscribed last time, it's important to a book in advance. There's already a choice of more than 50
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Mountbatten's CEO said, "As things ease around Covid, we need a big effort to get Walk the Wight back to its best because it is absolutely vital to us"
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Finding the right place to pop the question was a challenge: Will had kept asking Jojo what her favourite part of Walk the Wight was, but her reply was consistent, "All of it!", she would say
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The show can go on after Islanders respond to the urgent call for 100 volunteers
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Mountbatten have not been able to recruit as many volunteers as they need and are desperate to not cancel Walk the Wight. Can you commit to a six-hour shift?
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There are a range of walks, catering for all abilities, so why not get involved and help raise much-needed funds for this vital Isle of Wight service
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Richard is following in the footsteps of Captain Tom, and is walking 304 laps of his Close for Walk the Wight, despite needing a walking aid. Show your support if you can
