Charity walk returns to Delamere Forest to raise money for hospice

St Luke's Hospice's Twilight Walk will take place in Delamere Forest on Saturday 21 March as a 10km dusk route to raise funds for patient care; last year about 700 people raised £50,000.

St Luke's Hospice's Twilight Walk will return to Delamere Forest on Saturday, March 21. The 10km dusk walk is in its fourth year at the site and aims to raise funds for local patient care. Walkers will start at the visitor centre, head towards Old Pale, loop around the forest mere and finish back at the centre with hot chocolate available. The event is open to all ages and to dogs. Key details: - Date: Saturday, March 21. - Route: 10km dusk walk starting at the visitor centre, via Old Pale and the forest mere, finishing back at the centre with hot chocolate. - Participation: In its fourth year at Delamere Forest and open to families, groups and dogs. - Last year's result: Around 700 people took part and raised £50,000 for patient care. - Entry and extras: Early bird entry was listed at £17.50 for adults and £9.50 for children 16 and under, with a £1.50 option for S'mores treats. - Sponsor: The event is sponsored by Circle Cheshire Clinic of Northwich. Summary: The Twilight Walk brings community members together in the evening to support St Luke's Hospice and its patient care services. Last year’s event raised £50,000 from about 700 participants. Registration and early bird rates were reported as available and the walk is scheduled for March 21. Further event details were posted on the hospice website.