Wellbeing walk and visit to Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust
Key Information:
- Date and time
- Wed 24 June 2026
10:30 - 15:30 - Location
- Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust, The Hub, Fedden Buildings, Further info
- Contact
- Georgia Bate and Alicia Hallatt volunteering@uwe.ac.uk
- Cost
- Free
- Attendance
- Booking required
Description
Fancy getting outside, meeting new people and exploring ways to get involved locally?
Join us for a relaxed wellbeing walk from Frenchay Campus through Stoke Park, with the chance to connect with a local charity and see what they do.
What to expect
- A gentle 1.5 mile nature walk through Stoke Park.
- Meet the team at Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust.
- Visit The Hub (their community space).
- Find out about simple, flexible ways to get involved (no pressure).
Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust works with local residents to create a fairer, healthier and more sustainable community. Their activities range from nature-based projects and wellbeing sessions to creative groups and community events.
Why come along?
- Spend time outdoors and boost your wellbeing.
- Meet other students and people in your local area.
- Find out about out volunteering or local activities you could get involved in a relaxed, no-commitment way.
We will then retrace our steps and walk back to campus together.
Registration and tickets
Book now to secure your place through Infohub.
- Cost: Free
- Attendance: Booking required
Location
Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust
The Hub, Fedden Buildings
Gainsborough Square
Lockleaze
BS7 9FB
UK
Accessibility
If the walk might not work for you, email volunteering@uwe.ac.uk so we can work with you to find an alternative way for you to take part.
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