Girls Who Walk Preston

07/06/2026

01/06/2026

29/05/2026

We’ve partnered with Lancashire Women for a FREE Women’s Health & Wellbeing Event!

Join us for inspiring workshops, helpful health conversations, and the chance to connect with amazing local women and organisations.

We’d love to see you there! ✨

June 27th 10am-1pm at Lancashire Women, PR1 3NU👋

29/05/2026

Commissioner visits Preston project helping women and girls feel safe 📍

Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw visited Preston-based project “Safe To Soar” which is supporting women and girls to feel safer and more confident in their communities.

The Commissioner met with the partners behind the programme to hear first-hand how it’s helping to prevent crime and support those most at risk.

Backed by the Commissioner’s Community Safety Partnership (CSP) Fund, which reinvests proceeds of crime into Lancashire, and delivered in collaboration with Preston City Council, the project equips women, girls, and vulnerable groups with practical personal safety skills, builds confidence, and provides trauma-informed support.

With the support of Hope Prevails Preston, Lancashire Women, Lancashire Police and The Foxton, it delivers workshops and courses to help participants stay safe and manage risk.

🔗Read more: https://www.lancashire-pcc.gov.uk/commissioner-visits-preston-project-helping-women-and-girls-feel-safe/

27/05/2026

Wishing those we support, our partners, colleagues and supporters a blessed and happy Eid filled with joy and peace.

27/05/2026

Yesterday we helped to organise a walk for the Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner’s campaign, supported on the day by Lisa and Evie.

The campaign is in response to a survey carried out of over 4,800 women. A shocking 93% of respondents changed their daily behaviour to feel safer.

Although the campaign is largely aimed at men and boys to make them think about their words and actions, yesterday was to say to the women of Lancashire we hear you, and your voices are being heard.

With incredible support from Girls Who Walk Preston and Girls Who Walk Chorley , over 70 people attended the walk in Avenham Park in Preston to combat violence against women and girls.

To find out more visit getthemessage.uk and follow 📲

27/05/2026

Thank you so much to Sam from Lancashire Post for this amazing write-up 🩵

'It's just not acceptable' This was not just any walk across Preston's Avenham and Miller Parks