Walkers are Welcome views on what’s happening in our beautiful town of Bingley, West Yorkshire. Join us at one of the many events or walks we organise!
Recent weather storms Ciara and Dennis have really put a strain on our local communities and the Airedale valley was once again flooded in many parts included Bingley. Throughout February, weeks of rain fell on multiple occasions in just a few hours and brought flash flooding all around. Now that the weather is starting to become more clement, we can see the damages left behind, especially along paths.
Did you come to one of our past walking festivals? We hope you enjoyed our walks and we are looking forward to seeing you for our next events. They are always on the first May Bank Holiday. In the meantime, look at the pictures we took, you might recognise yourself!
As an organisation we are always looking for new ideas to raise funds. This is very important to keep the books balanced as we have a duty to report annually to the national Executive Committee in order to keep our accreditation. One of our aims is to increase economic footfall for the town and the local area. That’s why having so many supporters displaying the Walkers are Welcome logo on their door or shop window is great publicity.
We are very pleased to announced that the next Walkers are Welcome Northern Get Together will be hosted in Bingley! We gained our accreditation in January 2015 and had a very successful launch the following April. Having attended several regional Get-Togethers in the past, we feel confident that we can deliver a successful meeting and are looking forward to the challenge!
Have you heard of the Refill App? Businesses register that they refill water bottles free of charge. That’s less plastic waste and good news for walkers!
What have the Walkers are Welcome in Bingley been doing in 2016 so far? Walks, shows, bloggers, leaflets and new paths have been high on the agenda!
The days are now shorter and despite the clock changing, there is no doubt we are seeing less light. Does it mean we shouldn’t go out and enjoy our beautiful town and its surroundings. Of course not! And actually autumn walks can be the best you will do during the year.
