PLYM0UTH'S 'Warrior Women' are wanted for a charity's annual fund-raising walk. The 10k challenge around a beautiful Dartmoor reservoir will raise funds for women affected by domestic abuse.
It is the third annual Warrior Women Walk organised by Trevi, which helps victims of trauma and abuse. More than 500 women took part in 2023 and this year the charity is hoping to sign up 750 walkers and raise £50,000.
This year there will be four starting waves for the event. All walkers will get a T-shirt to wear on the day and a medal after completing the walk.
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