The Willow Walker
has been rescued by the timely intervention
of the Kenneth Miller Trust and Cambridge University
Press. Work is already underway on establishing
it as a social enterprise charity in its own
right. This process will involve a name change,
a city centre base offering new opportunities
for homeless people as well the formal inclusion
of Cambridge
Link-Up and Homeless
Truths radio show under the new project's
umbrella. What will not change is the Willow
Walker's commitment to the creative talents,
skills and stories of people who share experiences
of homelessness.
PUBLIC
CONSULTATION MEETING:
Tuesday
February 9th
5.30pm (finish around 7pm)
Wintercomfort for the homeless, Overstream House,
Victoria Avenue CB4 1EG.
OUT
NOW!
made
possible with support from Eversheds, the Kenneth
Miller Trust and several private donations -
THANK YOU!
WILLLOW
WALKER 2010 Calendar
featuring artwork
by: Pez, Sharon Kaur, Paul Galley, Iain de Somerville,
Julian Raphael, Nick Ward, Cathleen Polet, ghettokid
and Toby Peters
£10
+ 2.50 p&p
all
proceeeds for Cambridge Link-Up - homeless led
community group
Both Sides of
the Tracks
Double CD of music and poetry by artists who
share experiences of homelessness
Published by Willow Walker and Cambridge Link-Up
£10 + 1.50 p&p
SPECIAL
OFFER!
Both Sides of the
Tracks CD & Calendar for just £20 inc
p&p
From its origins as an in-house Newsletter
for ECHG’s hostel at Willow Walk –
the Willow Walker has grown over recent years
into a popular, high quality and free quarterly
street magazine for Cambridge. The Willow Walker's
activities have also included occasional concerts
and the publication of an annual calendar -
see the DOWNLOAD
section for back issues.
