Experienced local history tour guide Paul Dickson is leading a unique tour in Norwich for St Martins, taking in some of the sites that feature in the charity’s history.
The informative tour features in the Norfolk Heritage Open Days programme. Paul will highlight Norwich’s history and and commitment to supporting people in need throughout the ages. St Martins CEO Dr Jan Sheldon will talk about the places of significance in St Martins 50 year history, including the Dean’s garage in Cathedral Close and St Martin at Oak church, which was the site of the old Night Shelter.
The tour will finish with tea and cake at one of St Martins’ resdiential services Highwater House on Westwick Street.
There are two opportunities to join this free walk. Maximum group number is 20 people on each.
Tuesday 16th September 1.30pm starting at the Refectory at Norwich Cathedral. St Martins Walk is part of the Norfolk Heritage Open days
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Saturday 11th October 1.30pm starting at the Refectory at Norwich Cathedral. St Martins Walk to mark World Homeless Day.