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The third annual Foyle Memory Walk will take place next week to raise funds for an Alzheimer's charity.
The walk, organised by the Foyle Volunteer Fundraising Group, will take a new route this year beginning at Ebrington Square on Sunday, 29th September. People can register for free on the day from 10.30am and the walk begins at 11.00am.
Funds raised will go to the Alzheimer's Society Northern Ireland.
The walk will leave Ebrington Square and head over the Peace Bridge along the quay towards the under deck of the Craigavon Bridge and around the walking path towards the Railway Station and back to Ebrington Square. All are welcome.
Light refreshments will be provided afterwards.
Together we help and hope for people living affected by dementia.
For more information contact Marie at foylememorywalk@gmail.com or mobile 07719628866.
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