Changes to the Walk Midlands publishing Schedule
From August 2026 Walk Midlands publishing schedule is changing. Continue reading Changes to the Walk Midlands publishing Schedule
From August 2026 Walk Midlands publishing schedule is changing. Continue reading Changes to the Walk Midlands publishing Schedule
Circular walk in the suburbs of Northampton starting from the town’s railway station and heading to Hunsbury Hill Country Park, a deeply historic site, where a significant Iron Age hillfort at the heart of a Victorian controversy, lies. Continue reading Northampton – Hunsbury Hill
Starting at Bewdley, the largest town in northern Worcestershire (mostly) west of the River Severn, the Worcestershire Way winds south in a remarkably straight line down to Great Malvern, the largest town in southern Worcestershire. Continue reading Worcestershire Way
Birmingham based indepndent publisher Floodgate Press have just published their second e-published collection of flash fiction The Middle of Everywhere: New Writing From Floodgate Press. Continue reading The Middle of Everywhere: New Writing From Floodgate Press
In 2025 more than 40,000 people have accessed Walk Midlands routes. These are the ten most viewed during the year. Continue reading Walk Midlands 10 Most Viewed Walks in 2025
Corkscrewing for 46 miles between Rocester in Staffordshire and Castleton in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District, the Limestone Way is an idiosyncratic, but very popular and enjoyable way to see the highlights of the White Peak plateau. Continue reading A Three Day Walk on the Limestone Way
A series of Artist-Led Photo Walks are taking place in locations across the Staffordshire Moorlands for people to experience and enjoy the natural environment, hear about landscape and folklore, wildlife habitats and heritage, and create new photographs. Continue reading GRAIN Project’s Autumn 2025 Staffordshire Moorlands Photo Walks
Everything about the Campden “wonder”, a bizzare, weird and tragic true story which occured in the northern part of England’s Cotswolds in the early 1660s. Continue reading The Campden “Wonder”
Here are the most viewed walks published in 2023 on the Walk Midlands website. As ever all are doable without a car. Continue reading Walk Midlands 10 Most Viewed Walks in 2024
There will be some substantial changes made to the Walk Midlands Newsletter from the January 2025 issue. It is moving to Substack and adding some new sections.
Continue reading Changes to the Walk Midlands Newsletter from January 2025