IN PICTURES: Dundee Zombie Walk raises £300 for charity
ByLouise Gowans
Theatrical make up and fake blood was used to give participants a ghoulish look to scare passers by.
A spooktastic zombie walk has raised more than £300 for a Dundee charity.
Participants donned costumes and fake blood ahead of Halloween to raise money for Dundee Women’s Aid.
Around 15 people, including Tony O’Hare and Tom Clark, turned out for the event on Saturday.
The Dundee Zombie Walk has been held every year in the city for the past eight years and is organised by former Dundee University student James Thomson.
On Saturday, the walk started at Dundee University Students’ Union and continued around the city centre. It was followed by an after-party at The Tinsmith.
