Women shouldn't have to change their routes when the clocks go back, says club

As reported by Telegraph & Argus · Updated 26 Oct, 03:38 · Archive

A Bradford running club is backing a national campaign aimed at helping women feel safer exercising after dark, as concerns over personal safety continue to influence how many people use public spaces during the winter months.

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Women shouldn't have to change their routes when the clocks go back, says clubA Bradford running club is backing a national campaign aimed at helping women feel safer exercising after dark, as concerns over personal safety continue to influence how many people use public spaces during the winter months.Telegraph & Argus · 26 Oct, 03:38