Walk the Line with Islington Giving – until 30 September

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Get to know your local area, somewhere new, or challenge yourself to see the whole borough this summer!

With ‘Walk the Line’ you can get fit, raise money or just have fun walking Islington’s border. The route covers the whole borough boundary and is the length of a half marathon (12.98 miles). We have divided it into four sections, covering North, South, East and West, so you can take it slowly in sections or see how quickly you can make it in one go.

You can stroll it, run it or cycle it, but more than that you can use it as a way to see parts of your local area you’ve never seen before while supporting the Islington Giving Covid-19 Crisis Fund.

During the Covid-19 crisis, thanks to incredible generosity of local people and businesses, Islington Giving have raised and given out nearly £400,000 to 30 local organisations.  As we move from crisis into the first steps of recovery, even more support is needed to help those who are still in need – people who are isolated, financially insecure of struggling mentally.

Visit Islington Giving’s Virgin Money fundraising page to Walk the Line and raise some money for local people and groups

Before you Walk the Line, please check the latest guidance on social distancing and other important updates on Covid-19

Support local businesses

Islington Giving have teamed up with a number of independent businesses to provide refreshments along the way!

North Route:

Cricks Corner

This friendly neighbourhood cafe on Darmouth Park Hill will offer our walkers/runners/cyclists a free hot or cold drink when you pop in.

Coming soon: Sweet Thursdays

Angel area

Etc.
Get a free cold drink while you browse this fun gift and card shop on Camden Passage.

Wild Food Cafe Islington
Get a complimentary, healthy energy surprise to boost your journey in this plant-based local gem on 269-270 Upper Street.

Check out a whole range of independent Islington businesses, compiled by Local Buyers’ Club:

https://www.myvirtualneighbourhood.com/islington

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