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Behold Ye Ramblers

Show Details

Presented by Townsend Productions

Performance date and time
Saturday, 14th March 2026
7:30 PM

'Behold Ye Ramblers’ is the history of the struggle for ‘The Right To Roam’; the history of the Clarion Ramblers, the British Workers’ Sports Federation, the Rambling Association, the R2R Campaign; and of all the pioneers and campaigners. This is an entertaining celebration through word and songs of the history of rambling; we follow Walking-Class Hero, George HB Ward, and his fellow activists from the Clarion Ramblers campaigning for public access across Derbyshire's moorlands; we explore open spaces and tell the story of how just 8% of the UK's landscape is allowed to be rambled on today. Find out how this happened, who fought for our Right to Roam and be entertained at the same time. A show for all to see and to be determined to be able to walk alone and with others!

★★★★ 'Tremendous' The Times (about The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists) '10/10 Sensational' Liverpool Echo (about The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists)

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Performer's website
www.townsendproductions.org.uk

Running time
80 mins + 20 min interval

Audience Type
Adults/Older Children

Age Range
11+

Ticket Prices
£13.50 Standard

Other Ticket Information
Licensed Bar from 6:45pm

Main Box Office Telephone Number
07353739703

Available From
07353 739703 or Bingham Library (cash only)

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Additional Information
Licensed bar from 6:45pm. All proceeds go to The Jan Parnham Trust - registered charity no. 1213033 which runs Long Acre Arts

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This performance is supported by:



Arts Council, England