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Exploring London
Walking and Exploring
19/08/2026 10:00 AM event_repeat
Until 19/08/2026, 01:00 PM 3h

Exploring London

Various Locations Various addresses used
Exploring London
Various Locations

May be held in various places out of doors, or in a home. Some groups may be full, or have a waiting list. See the Digest, Group News, or email the coordinator for more information.


August Walk: North Woolwich

This is a 2.5 mile level walk exploring the history of North Woolwich and its current regeneration. We will look at how a remote marsh became a gateway to the world, how it experienced economic boom, decline and revival.  We discover why sites built for industry are now used for leisure, see houses built on shipyards and watch planes land on water.  We will walk under the Thames and take a ferry to return to the Thames’s north bank.

If you wish to apply for this walk, please email Sue at Coordinator after 9.00 on 1 August with a maximum of 4 persons per application.  Please give your full names and U3A numbers; and indicate if you can do either date.

Remember if you apply for others, you are responsible for passing on messages.
Please indicate if you are NOT willing for your email address to be shared with other successful applicants.


Experienced walk leaders choose different areas of London to explore.  The walks are not strenuous but are extremely popular and generally oversubscribed.
See emails sent out each month for information on the next month’s walk giving approximate times, length of walk and meeting place in London.  Application is by email.

Email Group Leader  Group Number: 081. (You may need to enter this in the email form.)

IMPORTANT NOTE
Attendees to London Walks are reminded that they are responsible for their personal safety and comfort. They should not take any actions that could put others at risk. Their responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

  • Travelling safely to and from the outside group activity.
  • Wearing clothing appropriate to the expected weather conditions.
  • Bringing water or other refreshments if required.
  • Bringing any necessary medication.
  • Being physically able to complete the activity.
  • Performing normal activities such as crossing roads safely.

Each U3A member is responsible for their own safety and needs to approach any activity in accordance with their own health and personal medical conditions.