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Join what promises to be a memorable journey through Nottingham's iconic landmarks and hidden gems to help support people with cancer.
Lace up your walking shoes and be part of this unique cultural experience! Join a 10k walk around the city that's full of surprises.Walk to remember, walk to celebrate, walk with friends. Whoever you are with, make it a night to remember in the glorious July sunshine.
As a participant in the event, you will enjoy:
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When cancer turns life upside down, Maggie’s is here. If you are scared for the future, if you are worried about money, if you need advice, they're there. All of their expert support is free to anyone with cancer and their family and friends.
It’s only because of generous supporters like you that Maggie's are able to make sure people with cancer get the support they need. Thank you.
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