BEAUMONT TOWN, WUTHERING HEIGHTS AND THE HISTORY BOYS

Or Claremount, High Sunderland, Horley Green, plus Alan Bennett. Find out about a lost suburb, a house which inspired Wuthering Heights, a Repertory Theatre man whose son was killed in an air crash, a famous Savoyard, and a firm which made urinals considered world-famous! Then there’s the massive Godley Cutting and Bridge.A circular three-hour walk, including steep slopes and uneven surfaces. This walk is not suitable for mobility scooters. Dogs on leads are welcome.Meet David Glover outside former St Thomas’s Church on Claremount Road, HX3 6AW. This walk is £6 per head and pre-booking is essential. It is not possible to turn up on the day without a ticket.