Biz Walk: Needingworth to Holywell - Connect & Chat

Fresh air, thoughtful conversation and a chance to step back from the day-to-day. Join us on a 4-4.5 mile walk along field edges, hedge-lined flood bank and woodland, including the Needingworth Nature Reserves and part of the Anglo-Saxon ring village of Holywell. For those that would like to, you're welcome to stay on for a Christmas drink with us at The Pike & Eel. This is a relaxed, informal way to meet others - no pitches, no pressure, just good conversation as we walk. New to Biz Walks? You’ll be in good company - most people come along not knowing anyone else. What you’ll get from Biz Walks • Space for clearer thinking Stepping outside, getting some fresh air and walking creates space to think more clearly. • Natural, flowing conversation Walking side by side makes it easier to talk openly and think out loud. Conversations feel more relaxed, more human, and less forced than sitting around a table. • Connection without networking pressure There are no pitches, presentations, or forced introductions. You’ll meet people from local businesses in a very informal way, allowing relationships to develop naturally. • Learning beyond the desk Spending time with people outside your usual workplace gives you the chance to learn how others approach their work, compare ways of doing things, and gain new insight. • A healthier way to do business Biz Walks combine thinking time with gentle movement, helping you step away from screens, boost energy, and return to work feeling clearer and more focused. Who it's for Anyone who enjoys fresh air, good conversation, and meeting people in a more natural way - including business owners, freelancers, professionals, and those working in teams. ℹ️ Practical details • Numbers are limited to keep it relaxed and conversational • Biz walks take place on public footpaths, with a mixture of pathways and grass tracks, and may include stiles or kissing gates. • Biz Walks are informal, social walks rather than guided or supervised activities. Participants join at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety, wellbeing, and personal belongings. • Participants are also responsible for assessing their own fitness and wearing appropriate clothing and footwear for the conditions.