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WW2HWalking the Way to Health (UK)
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Natural England's Walking the Way to Health (WHI) project was launched in 2000 and there are 450 accredited walk leaders in the North East and 160 weekly walks.
The great outdoors gym; Environment Editor Tony Henderson on steps to ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
After his operation Jim completed a programme at a gym clinic in West Denton for 10 weeks and was then referred to a walking group as part of the Walking the Way to Health Initiative set up by Natural England and the British Heart Foundation.
The steps to health we can all take by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
After his operation Jim completed a programme at a gym clinic in West Denton for 10 weeks and was then referred to a walking group as part of the Walking the Way to Health Initiative set up by Natural England and the British Heart Foundation.
The steps to health we can all take; Environment Editor Tony ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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