Elimination of Violence against Women March Goes Well in Bristol
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Clubs from the South West and Channel Island region came together and used the rail system to meet up at Temple Meads and march against the violence of women. Dame Joan Collins and daughter Tara Newley-Arkle were there to support this very important event.
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