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Wellington’s Commonwealth Walkway has opened today encouraging walkers to visit 32 of the City’s most important and historic sites. The final commemorative walkway marker, was placed today by Mayor Celia Wade-Brown, Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy, Sir Anand Satyanand, Chair of the Commonwealth Foundation and Isobel Pepper, a member of the Commonwealth Youth New Zealand executive.Mayor…

On a rather blustery Sunday afternoon the Ascension Island’s Commonwealth Walkway was opened on 18th September 2016 and attended by nearly 100 people.   Ascension’s Walkway was the twelfth Walkway to be announced but actually the second to be completed. The official declaring was by Captain Rodney Young, from the RMS St Helena under the direction of The Administrator,

Eton Community Association’s ambitious project to produce a Walkway for Eton took a step closer to completion yesterday when The Provost of Eton, Lord Waldegrave, kindly unveiled the first marker outside Eton College and Chapel. The 2 mile/60 minute walk, which complements the Trust’s existing Walkway in Windsor, celebrates Eton’s diverse community and rich heritage by

We are delighted that His Royal Highness Prince Edward was able to help us start the first Commonwealth Walkway in Africa today by presenting the first marker to the Paramount Chief in Jamestown, Ghana. Special thanks to Hannah Gates, our key representative in Africa, for personally delivering the marker to Ghana and to British High Commissioner,