Join us for this free walk with a bit of commentary around the ruins of Old Woking Palace. The palace was the home of Henry VIII’s grandmother Elizabeth Beaufort and he lived there for a spell and visited frequently thereafter. Good for dogs. Takes in the riverside, but wear boots if there has been raina s it can get muddy.
Meet 10am in Old Woking Car Park (FREE) which is no more than 15 minutes from Burpham. 11A Manor Way, Old Woking, Woking GU22 9JX.
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The committee members and helpers of the BCA are all local people who work for the community on a voluntary basis. However, in order to keep things running smoothly, there are expenses which need to be paid (printing, postage, stationery etc); and financial support to community events. We rely on voluntary subscriptions – read more here
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