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Congratulations to Sue Roberts on winning @TheFlorrie monthly raffle with the winning prize 2 tickets to see The Drifters at @MandSBankArena
Thank you to everyone who bought a ticket & participated, it means a lot.
Remember to keep an eye out for Aprils raffle & at £2 a ticket with all monies helping @TheFlorrie you know it makes sense.
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Walking in a group not only benefits your physical health but also contributes to your mental well-being.
Connecting with others, laughing, and feeling a sense of belonging can boost your mood and aid better sleep. We @WalkFlorrie believe laughter is a medicine.
Please join us every Monday & Friday at @TheFlorrie leaving at 10.30 #NeverAlone ❤️💙
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Massive thank you to #TeamFlorrie for raising over £1,200 for @TheFlorrie
The gang have been nothing short of sensational these last few weeks, training together & getting to know each other.
Some personal bests today as well, which considering the weather is amazing. Onto next year.
If you’d like to join our fundraising gang & help us out then email tony@theflorrie.org or DM on here #NeverAlone ❤️💙
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Good luck to #TeamFlorrie running the Liverpool Half Marathon today for @TheFlorrie Georgia Sharam
Alia Breeze James McLean Kerry O’Brien JP Atkinson Mark Cooper
Michael Foley
And our back team Ste & Penny who looked after all logistics in the background #NeverAlone ❤️💙
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If you haven’t got yourself a @WalkFlorrie bobble yet… How come?
It’s not to late to grab yourself one, you can either pop into @TheFlorrie itself or if your in town @AdaptOutdoors now stock them as well.
Remember all monies raised from the sale of our bobble hats goes straight back into @WalkFlorrie to help us #EndTheStigma surrounding men’s mental health. #NeverAlone ❤️💙
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@WalkFlorrie is going nowhere, we’re a constant. We have to be. So lads know there’s always somewhere to go, when not feeling too good.
Mutual support & sharing experiences often help a lack of belonging and emotional connection. Remember we’re here for you. Every Monday & Friday at 10.30 from @TheFlorrie
#NeverAlone ❤️💙
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To mark @womensday around the world @LFC kindly highlighted the amazing work Anna & Nicola from TogetHER & also the face of @TheFlorrie women’s walking group #WomenTogether 🩷💜
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If your around on Sunday for the Liverpool Half Marathon why not wish our fundraisers good luck if you see them on the road in their @TheFlorrie tee shirts #NeverAlone ❤️💙
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@WalkFlorrie @speedomick Hi Mick were you outside the Clatterbridge this morning . If it was you sorry for being talkative
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WALKFLORRIE TO MAKE TRIP FROM DINGLE (Liverpool) TO DINGLE (County Kerry) ☘️
@walkflorrie have confirmed a community trip to ireland, travelling from (Liverpool) to Dingle (County Kerry) with a 2-night stay in Galway.
The Journey is more than a trip abroad. It is being made in memory of Walk Florrie’s fallen brothers, (Ian, John, Alan, Michael, Paul) whose lives and friendships have helped shape the groups values of togetherness, openness and mutual brotherhood.
During the trip, members will stay in Galway before travelling on to Dingle, where they will part in a wellbeing walk, reflection and meeting with a local community group. A key aim of the visit is to build lasting links between our 2 amazing communities.
Tony Caveney, founder of Walk Florrie, said; “This trip means a great deal to all of us at the Florrie. We’re carrying the memory of our fallen brothers with us every step of the way. Going from Dingle to Dingle was a pipe dream myself and Ian Jones would always talk about on the walks, sadly Ian lost his short battle with cancer in July 2025, so we thought it only fitting to honour his memory by fulling the journey on his anniversary, while also setting up links around the 2 dingle areas. The journey will hopefully symbolise connection, friendship and more importantly the power of community”
Walk Florrie hopes the trip will not only honour those friends we’ve lost but also create new friendships and conversations long after the group return #NeverAlone 💚💛
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In my life at different times, I've had £5 to feed myself and I've had £500 to go out to eat.
I’ve asked for lifts and given lifts. I’ve had a house full of food and I’ve been without food. I’ve given people clothes. I’ve been given clothes.
I’ve been in stores cashing out with no worries and I’ve also had to add it up and put it back. I’ve paid my rent in full and I’ve had to pay it late too. I’ve given money and I too have had to ask for it.
We all have highs and lows in life, some definitely more than others, but we’re all just trying to make it.
No one is better than anyone else, and I pity those who think that they are. No matter how big your house is, how new your car is, or how much money sits in your bank account - we all bleed red and will all die someday. Death has no discrimination neither should your life. Be kind to others. And know not everyone has the same heart as you...
There are people who pretend they love but will leave you standing in the storm just so they can shine...
Enjoy your life! You only get one. #NeverAlone ❤️💙
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Our monthly raffle continues with 2 tickets for The Drifters at the M&S Arena on the 21st March
At only £2 a ticket for a great night out, it’s a win/win. And all the while you’re helping keep @TheFlorrie activities free & accessible to all
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@WalkFlorrie That’s a smug smile on the boy, Murphy, there.
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Really needed today’s walk & more importantly really needed the company. Good to have Andrew Byrne join us this morning as well.
“It’s going to be alright” someone said to me, it’s seems an of the cuff remark but when you break it down, there’s power in them words.
They works best when it’s backed by real solidarity, being there for someone, walking beside them, giving them space to talk or just be.
Please remember it’s never as bad as you think. #NeverAlone ❤️💙
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@Elmanfoeld Busy today. Phoned up this morning.
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