Botham's Charity Walk Is Coming To Fulham & Putney

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With temporary traffic disruption as the Beefy's Great British Walk passes through

This week, Beefy will once again walk to beat blood cancers in ten cities across Great Britain. He will walk over 150 miles and is asking Londoners to join him - every step you take and every pound you raise is bringing us closer to beating blood cancers.

Beefy will be walking from Charterhouse Square on Saturday 21st April to the Thames Path at Kew where you, the public, can join him and his celebrity friends to walk the final few miles and support him all the way to the finish line at Ham House.

The roads that will be affected from 11am on 21st April are:
In the City of London, Islington & Camden
Charterhouse Square

Carthusian Street

Aldersgate Street between Carthusian Street and Goswell Road

Goswell Road between Aldersgate Street and Clerkenwell Road

Clerkenwell Road

Theobald’s Road between Clerkenwell Road and Drake Street

Drake Street

Procter Street

High Holborn between Procter Street and New Oxford Street

New Oxford Street

In the City of Westminster

Oxford Street

Park Lane

Hyde Park Corner

Knightsbridge between Hyde Park Corner and Sloane Street

In the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Knightsbridge between Albert Gate and Sloane Street

Sloane Street

Sloane Square

King’s Road as much as lies in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

In the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

King’s Road as much as lies within the Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

New King’s Road

Putney Bridge Approach

Putney Bridge as much as lies in the Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

In the London Borough of Wandsworth (eta

Putney Bridge as much as lies within the Borough of Wandsworth

Lower Richmond Road

In the London Borough of Richmond

Mill Hill Road

Station Road

Barnes High Street

The Terrace
Mortlake High Street

Lower Richmond Road between Mortlake High Street and Mortlake Road

Mortlake Road

Kew Road between Mortlake Road and Kew Green

Kew Green

Beefy and his team are keen for the public to join him at Kew Green from 12pm, ready to join him walk down the Thames Path to Ham House at 1pm.

When you reach Ham House, from 2pm, there will be a family festival with tents and refreshments, ready to enjoy and celebrate the end of the 10-day walk!

The Barmy Army will be setting up a cricket pitch if you wish to join in for a bat!

The terrain is suitable for push chairs and wheel chairs so everybody can support and enjoy the day. Well  behaved dogs on leads are very welcome.

April 15th 2012