Simon Kirby joins hundreds on Stonewall Equality Walk

Brighton Kempton MP Simon Kirby was one of hundreds to take part in today’s Stonewalk Equality Walk in Brighton this afternoon.

The 10km walk through the city is organised by Stonewall, who since 1989 have endeavoured to put the case for equality on the mainstream political agenda by winning support within all political parties.

The annual charity walk helps raise money for the organisation and raise its profile.

Simon Kirby joined East Brighton Conservative council candidates on the walk, which took place on another beautifully sunny day in Brighton.

One of the candidates Peter Booth posted the picture below on Twitter after enjoying a well earned drink after completing the walk.

Find out more about the walk here.

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