Join or Organise a Legal Walk
Every step takes us closer to justice
Every year, thousands of lawyers, barristers, advocates, judges, legal staff, law students, and supporters of social justice come together in their local communities to walk and raise funds for justice.
Register Your 2026 Legal Walk today
There is still time to become a 2026 Legal Walk Organiser if your town or city doesn’t yet have a Legal Walk in the list below.
Join and Give – 2026 Legal Walks
The Leeds Legal Walk brings hundreds of walkers together in support of access to justice. Contact David Barraclough on dwm.barraclough@yorkshireunion.org.uk for more information.
Each year hundreds of members of Liverpool’s legal community come together to raise funds for access to justice. Join them this year. Contact Sarah Poblete for more information on sarah@liverpoollawsociety.org.uk.
The popular Bristol Legal Walk is back. Contact Ben Hanham for more information on ben.hanham@tlt.com.
The Legal Walk returns to Paisley with the legal community gathering to support access to justice. Contact Ruth Coffield for more information on ruth@mjclaw.co.uk. Links to register and donate available soon.
See the historic heart of Glasgow and raise vital funds for access to justice by joining this walk organised by The Royal Faculty of Procurators. Contact Emily Morton on emily@rfpg.org for more information.
Grampian Community Law Centre and Aberdeen Law Project are holding a virtual walk from Aberdeen Sheriff Court to the UK Supreme Court to raise funds for access to justice. Details of this novel challenge to follow. Contact Cole Sim on c.sim3@rgu.ac.uk for more information. Links to register and donate available soon.
Join students from Dundee Law School and the wider legal community to increase access to justice. Contact Libby Findlay for more information on e.findlay@dundee.ac.uk.
Join the Teesside legal community as it raises funds for access to justice. Contact Olivia Horne for more information on olivia.horne@wbd-uk.com , Links to register and donate available soon.
Join Doncaster’s legal community for this walk for access to justice. Contact Emma Beazley for more information on emma.beazley@switalskis.com.
Missed the walk? There is still time to give!
The King’s Lynn legal community kicked off the 2026 Legal Walk season. Thank you to Laura Leventhall and all at Kings Lynn and West Norfolk Law Society.
Thank you to Lucy Worrall of Thomas Flavell and all in Leaminton Spa.
Thank you to Chloe Abbott of Taylor Emmet and Sheffield Law Society.
Thank you to Caroline Allison and all at Anglia Ruskin University.
Thank you to Liam Wicks of Rothera Bray and the Derby community.
Thank you to Samantha Redsull of Family Law Group and Kerry Ransby of Woodfines.
Hull Incorporated Law Society held this year’s Hull Legal Walk. Thank you Marianne Gilchrist and Suzi Wilson on manager@hils.karoo.co.uk
Thank you to Marika Dorvlo marikadorvlo@bpp.com and the Birmingham legal community.
The Cardiff and south Wales legal community raised funds to increase access to justice in Wales. Thank you to Juliet Thomas on juliet@shanahans-law.co.uk for organising.
Thank you to Leah Mackay and the legal community in Chelmsford for a successful fundraising walk.
The Greater Manchester Pro Bono Committee held a successful Legal Walk this year. Thank you to Emily Sherratt and all who contributed and participated.
Thank you to Adam Richards and all in Plymouth – our southernmost Legal Walk.
Thank you Olivia Horne and the legal community from across the North East.
Thank you to Cumbria Junior Lawyers Division.
Thank you to all at Cumbria Junior Lawyers Division.
We make it simple
We provide a comprehensive walk organising pack and support to individuals or groups who want to host a legal walk, with a straightforward process and plenty of ideas to help you raise funds and have fun along the way.
We are really pleased that we have been able to raise money and awareness for a great cause, and we look forward to organising more fundraising events in the future in support of the charity.
Local Legal Walk organiser
We’re incredibly grateful to our walk organisers for their hard work and dedication in bringing together the legal community to take a step towards a society where everyone has access to justice.
Getting started
Ready to bring your local legal community together? Here’s how to begin:
- Register as an Organiser. Sign up with us and receive your organising pack with all the resources you need.
- Choose your route. Pick a route that showcases your local area through historic legal districts, scenic parks, or city landmarks that matter to your community.
- Set your date. Choose a date that works for your local legal community. Many walks happen during key awareness weeks, but any time that suits your area works well.
- Rally your networks. Reach out to local law firms, chambers, courts, universities, and advice agencies. The more people you involve, the bigger the impact.
- Plan the fun. Consider adding elements that make your walk special, perhaps finishing at a local pub, including refreshments, or creating team challenges along the route.
Why Legal Walks matter
The funds raised from legal walks go directly to support free legal advice services in local communities across the country. When you organise a walk in your area, you’re not just showcasing the legal profession’s commitment to access to justice, you’re raising money to do tangible good for local communities in need.
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Fundraising in London and the South East?
Our colleagues at the London Legal Support Trust coordinate Legal Walks and other fundraising events in London and the South East. To find out more get in touch with the LLST team.
