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PHS40 BIG WEEKEND - Walk

Sun, 14/06/2026 - 10:00
Meet at the Lynam Arches, Stoke Minster
We will be celebrating the Society’s 40th Anniversary with a weekend of activities to reflect on past successes and see where our journey takes us next.
  The Lynam Arches

Walk
- Sunday 14th June, 10:00am - Meet at the Lynam Arches

A Guided walk and discussion on heritage sites, connections, challenges and civic action.

Limited to 25 places so priority will be given to PHS Members and our Big Weekend Conference delegates
 
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