Another Reclaim the Night: Portsmouth!

By Laura Woodhouse | 9 November 2009, 20:26

Portsmouth’s Reclaim the Night is taking place on Wednesday 25th November. Meet at 7pm by Spinnaker Tower at Gunwharf. This Reclaim the Night is part of the White Ribbon Campaign, is supported by Portsmouth Football Club and is open to all (cis and trans) women, men and children. Womensgrid has more:

Once again this is a real community response to domestic abuse and sexual violence and the Spinnaker tower will be coloured purple, we will be marching through Gun Wharf and then onto the streets of Portsmouth. At the Guildhall, we are hoping for refreshments and then the candle light vigil. We anticipate that the evening will end approximately 9pm.

For further information, contact tonia.earey[at]portsmouthcc.gov.uk.

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