Here are the photo's from the Luton Goodgym trip to Ben Nevis. We can add more.

For this year's annual Peace Walk in Luton, we started at Zakariya Mosque, where young people from the church read passages from the Quran that they had memorised.

We then took a short walk to visit St Martin de Porrres. The Peace Banana in his car led our peace walk followed by the children from local schools. GoodGym ran back and forward to help everyone cross the roads safely. When we arrived, the priest explained the Catholic church hall and the artefacts they use.

Then we heard a beautiful classical piano piece and a rendition of ‘Lean on Me’ at St Hugh’s church.

St Hugh's had a 'Peace' sign outside for many years. It has started to get worn out and the local schools have designed and created a new one. Poignantly, Reverend Martyn Shea described this as a metaphor real peace in our society, so in our communities we also need to maintain and work on peace.

Finally, we had a group meal at St Hugh’s church where we could chat with old friends and new from many different communities and faiths in Luton.

Thank you to all of the organisers and we're already looking forward to supporting the Luton Peace Walk in 2025.