Starting locations, times and maps for each section to follow soon.
A simultaneous relay event to raise awareness and show strength in numbers across all communities affected by the Peak Cluster pipeline proposal. Residents, farmers, businesses and community groups from across Derbyshire, Cheshire and Wirral will come together for the Great Pipeline Walk from Hope Valley to Leasowe Lighthouse.
The event will be split into 5 different sections:
High Peak,
Cheshire East,
Cheshire West,
Chester,
Wirral
Each section will be coordinated by local volunteers. Participants will be able to join or leave the event at designated points throughout the day, making it accessible to people of all ages and abilities.
To help ensure the safety of participants, organisers have planned routes using existing roads, pavements, footpaths and public rights of way wherever possible.
Whether people choose to walk an entire section, cycle, horse ride, bring the dog, join us for a short distance, or simply come along to support those taking part, everyone is welcome. This is intended to be a positive, peaceful and family-friendly community event.
Action Against CCS hopes this event will reflect the wide range of communities affected by the proposed project, bringing together residents, farmers, businesses, equestrian groups, cyclists, dog walkers and community organisations from across the route. We are stronger together.
The Wirral section of the Great Pipeline Walk will begin in Heswall 9 am and finish at Leasowe Lighthouse, approximately 4pm.
Supporters who are unable to take part in the event itself are warmly invited to join participants at Leasowe Lighthouse for a community picnic and celebration of the day’s achievement. Families, friends and local residents are encouraged to come along, meet people from across the route and show their support.
Following the picnic, participants and supporters are invited to continue the day’s conversations at The Ship, Hoylake, from 6pm onwards for an informal opportunity to relax, reflect on the day and celebrate the communities that have come together along the route.
Disclaimer:
By participating in this event, you acknowledge that participation is voluntary and undertaken at your own risk.
Participants are responsible for ensuring they are medically fit and able to take part. The organisers recommend consulting a healthcare professional if you have any concerns about your health or fitness.
Although Action Against CCS (AACCS) will take reasonable steps to promote participant safety, the group coordinators and volunteers cannot accept responsibility for any injury, illness, accident, loss, damage, or expense incurred during or as a result of participation, except where liability cannot be excluded by law.
Participants agree to follow all instructions provided by event staff and volunteers and to act responsibly throughout the event.
There may be camera crews and photographers capturing images at this event. Your presence constitutes your permission to be filmed or photographed and that your likeness may be used as part of a record of the event and ongoing promotion or publicity of the aims of ACTION AGAINST CCS only. This permission is granted in perpetuity and across all media.
If you would prefer NOT to be captured in these images, please let us know and we will do our best to ensure that your image is not used.
By taking part, you acknowledge and accept these terms.
