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Come and join one of our fun and friendly Ramblers Wellbeing Walks in Derby! We offer short, free to attend walks that are suitable for all, taking in local parks, countryside and residential areas of Derby City. Our amazing team of Walk Leaders will be there to welcome you and instantly make you feel part of the group. It's the perfect way to get active and meet new people. To view the different walks that we offer go to the Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Derby website (link below). For all walks, you can simply turn up on the day (no booking required) and most walks run on a weekly basis. Our Walk Leaders are trained volunteers. If you would like to become a volunteer and support any of the walks that we offer or even to set up a new walk in your area, please get in touch. Full training and support is provided. Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Derby is delivered by the Livewell Service, which helps people to lead a healthy lifestyle with programmes for weight management, stopping smoking and NHS Health Checks. For more information on Livewell, please go to www.livewellderby.co.uk

There is a Safe Place at Bear: BEAR7 Iron Gate, Derby, DE1 3FJ A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Derby City Council - Council House, Corporation Street, Derby, DE1 2FS A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Derbion - London Road, Derby, DE1 2PL A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Derby Theatre - 15 Theatre Walk, Derby, DE1 2NF A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place venue at:- QUAD - Market Place, Cathedral Quarter, Derby, DE1 3AS A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Derby Museums - The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- HUUB - 34 Full Street, Derby, DE1 3AF A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Think3 - 5 Iron Gate, Derby DE1 3FJ A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- McDonalds - 442/44 St Peters Street, Derby, DE1 1SH A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- HSBC - 1 St Peters Street, Derby, DE1 2AE A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Staywell Cafe - 10/11 St Mary's Gate, Derby, DE1 3JR A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Nadia Jane Performing Arts School - 61 Green Lane, Derby, DE1 1RS A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Palace Bar - 56 Green Lane, Derby, DE1 1RP A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Sacred Bean Cafe - 1 Morledge, Derby, DE1 2AW A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Community Action Derby - Shot Tower, 1 Morledge, Derby, DE1 2AW

There is a Safe Place at:- Padley - 27 East Street, Derby, DE1 2AL A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.

There is a Safe Place at:- Déda Derby - 19 Chapel Street, Derby, DE1 3GU A network of shops, bars, offices and public buildings in the city centre which are designated as ‘ Safe Places ’ for women and girls to seek help and support if they are concerned about their safety has been announced. The initiative is part of the Safe Derby awareness campaign which aims to rally communities across the city to tackle, challenge and prevent violence against women and girls in public places.It follows an original pilot scheme launched last year which highlighted neighbourhood libraries and other public buildings as Safe Places for young people and vulnerable adults to seek help and support. Derby-based specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound , in partnership with Derby City Council , has organised a network of venues which will display a sticker highlighting that they are a safe place for women and girls to ask for help if they feel unsafe. Staff within the venues will ensure the individual can contact someone if they wish to get home safely or just give them time to collect their thoughts. If the matter is more serious or a crime has been committed, they will be encouraged to contact the police.