WeRoam Kent Town Cup

Which Kent town moves the most?

Download the free app and sign up, and you are added to your town's squad. Round 1 runs 1st October to 31st October, and every minute you move adds to your town's score, so your town needs you this week.

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Kent towns competing
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squad, and it is yours
Live standings -- days to go
Active minutes per member, Round 1, 1st October to 31st October
How the Town Cup works

Three steps, and you are playing for your town

1

You are already in

Everyone with the app is placed in their town squad from the postcode on their profile. There is nothing to join.

2

Move, then record it

Walk, wheel, cycle or scoot, and record it in the app. Every minute counts towards your town.

3

Your score is per member

A town's score is its active minutes shared across its squad, so a small town can beat a big one.

The WeRoam app showing a map of Kent towns with markers to find and a start button to record a walk
What is on this autumn

Ways to play

Live now

Town Cup, Round 1

1st October to 31st October

The first round plays for bragging rights. Get your town to the top of the board before the month is out.

Weekly

Kent 150

Every week

Record 150 active travel minutes in a week. A fresh target to hit every week.

Every October

Walk to School

International Walk to School Month

Walk to school with your kids and support International Walk to School Month. Every October it encourages children, families and schools around the world to choose active travel — walking, wheeling, scooting or cycling.

5–9 October

Cycle to School Week

Monday 5 to Friday 9 October 2026

Cycle to School Week is back for 2026. From Monday 5 to Friday 9 October, schools and families across the nation take a new route to the school gate — one that's quicker, healthier, cheaper and a whole lot more fun.

The rules, in plain English

Six things worth knowing

  1. You are placed in a town squad from the postcode on your profile.
  2. Walking, wheeling, cycling and scooting count, and nothing else does.
  3. A town needs at least ten members before it appears on the board.
  4. The board updates live as members record their activity.
  5. Each activity counts up to four hours, and each member up to 600 minutes a week.
  6. Only activity you record after you registered counts.
Previous challenges

What Kent has taken on before

6
Kent Coast Big Walk and Wheel
Six weeks along the England Coast Path
150
Kent 150
Active travel minutes a week challenge
3
Marker Hunt
Bronze, silver and gold markers to find
33
Town Cup
Towns competing across Kent this autumn
Get the app and move for your town

Your town needs you this week

Download WeRoam, record your walks and wheels, and watch your town climb the board.

In partnership with Kent County Council and Explore Kent