Around 1,800 to take part in 85-mile challenge
Around 1,800 walkers will be taking to the Island's roads later this morning as the Parish Walk returns.
The event, which was cancelled in 2020 due to the coronavirus outbreak, gets underway at 8am at the NSC.
A number of road closures, diversions and one-way systems will be in place around the course.
Race director Ray Cox is urging those supporting competitors to plan ahead:
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