About this Event
Join The Magdalene Group and Norwich City Football Club for the 2026 Night‑Time Strut, a powerful evening walk through Norwich raising awareness of violence against women and girls (VAWG).
Now in its third year, the Strut brings our community together to honour the women and girls whose lives have been taken by male violence and to stand in solidarity for a future free from sexual violence, abuse and harassment at every level in society.
With VAWG now accounting for nearly one in five recorded crimes in England and Wales, this event is more urgent than ever. Building on the impact of last year’s Strut, we gather once again in remembrance, action and hope.
Date: Wednesday 10th June 2026
Time: Assemble 7:30pm
Location: Millennium Plain Norwich
Entry fee: £10.00
Men as allies — Supported by Norwich City Football Club
This year, the Night‑Time Strut is proudly supported by Norwich City Football Club. Their involvement strengthens our focus on the essential role men play in ending VAWG.
True change requires men to be active allies — speaking up, standing up, and showing up. By walking together, we amplify the message that safety, respect and equality are everyone’s responsibility. When communities show up, attitudes shift — and safety becomes something we build, not just hope for.
The route: coming together at Millennium Plain
The walk begins at Millennium Plain and leads participants through Norwich city centre towards Carrow Road, the home of Norwich City Football Club, where walkers will pause for a short break. From there, we will return together to Millennium Plain for an evening of remembrance and reflection.
At the end of the route, participants will be joined by the uplifting Invidia Voices Rock & Soul Choir, whose performance will set a powerful and unifying tone for the evening.
Norwich poet Helen Ivory will then share a poem written in response to violence against women and girls. This will be followed by a moving reading from Naomi, Curate of St Peter Mancroft, who will speak aloud the names of women who have lost their lives to male violence over the past year — a moment at the very heart of the Strut.
These collective reflections highlight the importance of awareness, education and community action.
Speak Up. Stand Up. Show Up.
The government's VAWG strategy is to half the number of women and girls affected by violence, reducing VAWG by 50% does not go far enough–this year to date, 107 women have been killed. This femicide must stop and our work will not be done until there is zero tolerance.
- Suzi Heybourne, CEO, The Magdalene Group
Tickets & other ways to support our work
Tickets are £10, with all proceeds going directly towards The Magdalene Group’s work supporting vulnerable women and girls affected by violence, exploitation and coercion.
Take Part as an Organisation:
Invite your organisation to take part as a team and show up for change. Standing together demonstrates shared responsibility for ending violence against women and girls.
If you’re unable to join us on the night, you can still make a meaningful difference by:you’re unable to join us on the night, you can still make a meaningful difference by:
- sharing the event with friends, family or colleagues
- donating the value of a ticket to support our work
Your support truly matters. Demand for our services continues to grow, and together we can help make Norwich a safer place for women and girls.
To discuss taking part as a team please contact [email protected]
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Millennium Plain, Millennium Plain, Norwich, United Kingdom
GBP 11.55
