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Watch The Music Video For Mountbatten’s Walk The Wight With You
- Dominic Kureen
- May 9
- 2 min read
A music video for Mountbatten Isle of Wight’s Walk the Wight With You has been released, featuring choir singers, the charity’s CEO and pianist, Nigel Hartley MBE, and G4 singer, Mike Christie.
The film was shot on location at Carisbrooke Castle, as well as high above the West Wight and it features dramatic drone footage and incredible scenes of parts of the Walk the Wight route.
The video helps emphasise the uplifting nature of the anthemic song, which has been written and produced by Mike, in celebration of 35 years of this iconic fundraising event.
When Walk the Wight takes place, on Sunday, 11 May, over 6,500 people will take on one of four routes, in support of Mountbatten Isle of Wight.
To watch the video (and maybe spot your family and friends) click below:
Mountbatten Isle of Wight’s expert staff provide 24/7 care to Islanders, in their own
homes and on the inpatient unit in Newport, as well as supporting those dealing with
death and dying.
In 2024, Walk the Wight raised a record-breaking £560,000.
Costing around £10.5 million per year to run, one third of Mountbatten Isle of Wight’s
services are funded by NHS commissioners.
The rest of the money comes from the Island’s community, including donations, grants, gifts in wills and fundraising events like Walk the Wight.
How to take part in Walk the Wight 2025
It is not too late to sign up to Walk the Wight on Sunday, 11 May.
On the day, head straight to your chosen start line and grab a walker number in return for a suggested donation of £20.
Find more about start times and routes at https://www.mountbatten.org.uk/routedetails
Walk the Wight With You is also now available to be streamed, via your favourite source for music.
The more times it’s streamed the better, because the proceeds will support Mountbatten Isle of Wight.
Where to stream Walk the Wight With You
Working alongside videographer, Tom Stroud and Nosy Creative Agency, the release of the music video for Walk the Wight With You precedes the big event, which also involves scores of volunteers.
Mike Christie and Mountbatten Isle of Wight would like to thank Chale Abbey Studios, English Heritage and the National Trust for their support in making this video.
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