Primrose Memory Walk
7 June 2026
This June, we welcome families, friends and our supporters to join us on our third Primrose Memory Walk.
On Sunday 7th June 2026 we’re inviting you to the stunning grounds of Hanbury Hall to celebrate the lives of your loved one. With every step you will be creating new memories while changing the lives of patients and families – now and into the future.
We invite anyone who is missing someone special to come together to walk in their memory at this colourful, emotional and uplifting family-friendly walk, which raises vital funds for Primrose Hospice & Family Support Centre. Everyone is warmly welcome. You don’t need to have had any previous connection to Primrose Hospice to take part, and whether you’ve been missing your loved one for decades or just a day, you are invited to join us.
Registration includes a Primrose Memory Walk t-shirt and dedication sign for you to personalise with details of your loved ones. When you cross the finish line you will receive a seed medal which you can plant, so you can watch your achievement grow!
There are two routes available, a short accessible stroll which is around 1 mile or a longer route of around 3 miles which takes you around Hanbury Hall’s grounds and up to the glorious views from Hanbury Church. Suitable for individuals, families and groups of all ages and abilities, dogs are more than welcome too!
Registration fees are:
£15.00 per adult
£10.00 per child
or £60.00 for a group ticket for 6 people.
Registration is between 10.00am and 10.45am and the walk will commence at 11.00am.
We looking forward to seeing you on Sunday 7th June 2026.
Or contact the Primrose Hospice Fundraising Team on 01527 889796
Tony & Jane took part last year ‘It was a wonderful day, although we didn’t know anybody else it was really nice to talk others about their loss and to remember together’.
The couples relationship with Primrose started in 2015 when their son-in-law, Simon, developed cancer. ‘From his diagnosis to him dying was only three weeks, but his care was just so exceptional, so wonderful. We had support for whole family afterwards, because he’d left two young children’.
Then Jane was diagnosed with PSP a neurological disorder ‘If we hadn’t have known about Primrose, who knows where we would have gone and sought help? They are now giving her counselling, support and therapies to help her cope with her condition’.
Tony has volunteered at the hospice for many years, providing yoga sessions and Jane is a much loved member of our GALS group.
The Primrose Memory Walk is kindly sponsored by Thomas Brothers
