Max's walk on Thursday 12th July 2012 - all welcome! Put the date in your diary now

Start (10.30) or 2nd start (11.00 approx.)	on the river wall opposite City Hall (halfway between London Bridge and Tower Bridge) By the large sundial above Tower Hill tube station
Distance: 3 miles approx Finish walk: around 12.30	We plan to walk the route of the Jubilee Walkway from City Hall to Temple Bar, by way of Tower Bridge, St. Catherine's Dock, Tower Hill, and the Barbican estate. (see detailed itinerary here)
Scroll down for pictures of the walk in 2011, and follow these links for pictures of the walk in previous years 2009 2007 and 2006

The Silver Jubilee Walkway, as it was known then, was originally laid down in 1977 as the main feature of the work of the Environmental Committee, set up by the London Celebrations for The Queen's Silver Jubilee, under the Chairmanship of Max Nicholson. Her Majesty The Queen opened it by unveiling a plaque on the South Bank Lion, on the night of the Thames fireworks celebrations on 9 June 1977.

On 12 July 2006, a number of people who knew Max commemorated his involvement with the Jubilee Walkway by walking the Northern Loop of the walkway on what would have been his 102nd birthday. On 12 July 2007 a slightly larger number of people walked a further section between Russell Square and Tate Modern. On 12 July 2008, we walked from St Pauls, along the South Bank past City Hall, across Tower Bridge, and through the Barbican to return to St. Pauls. In 2009, we walked the last section from St Pauls, along the South Bank to Lambeth Bridge, and then back to Leicester Square.

Since then, we have followed the same pattern: in 2010 we walked from Trafalgar Square to the Euston Road, in 2011 from the Euston Road to City Hall near Tower Bridge, and in 2012 we will walk from City Hall to St. Pauls, by way of Bank and the Barbican.