The Leicester Seamstress was sculptured by James Butler, in recognition of the amount of work done by women in the Hosiery Industry in Leicester.

Members are seen before the May Thursday Walk from The Barns, Assington.

A statue remembering the shoe industry in Leicester’ History.

A clicker was a skilled worker who cut out the upper part of the shoe from the leather, the elite of the shoe making trade.The name comes from the clicking sound made by the knife on the board beneath the leather.

In 2018, Havac Walkers are planning to introduce 14 new Permanent Trails, all relating to The BWF World War 1 Challenge. As a result, it has been decided not to register the following, existing Permanent Trails for the year 2018. Whether they are re-opened at a later date, or whether the World War 1 Trails will be continued,  will be decided next July, when registration for 2019 has to be completed.

The Fox & Hounds “Tally Ho” (PT 232)
The Fox & Hounds “A Hunting we will go” (PT 233)
The Cambridge Circular Walk (PT 11)
The Haverhill Country Walk (PT 72)
The Haverhill Anniversary Trail (PT 268)
The Bury St Edmunds Walk (PT 207)
The Bury Historical Trail PT 267)
The Mildenhall Jubilee Jaunt (PT 239)
The Plough Rede Ramble (PT 257)
The Lavenham Lope (PT 265)

Because of the A14 improvement roadworks up to late 2020, access to the start venue, The White Swan, Conington, might be disrupted, possibly with minor delays and diversions. The routes have been amended accordingly, and are still walkable.