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event
Afasic Essex Villages Ride
Event info
EVENT TYPE:
CONTACT & TICKETS:
http://www.afasic.org.uk/support-us/supporting-an-event/afasic-bike-ride/
The Afasic Essex Villages Ride is a family friendly 35 mile charity bike ride in the beautiful Essex countryside, starting and finishing at Writtle College, near Chelmsford. There is free parking, a bike doctor, support vehicles and refreshments to keep everyone on the move.
Normal entry fee is £20 per person, which includes an Afasic t-shirt. The ride will raise funds to support children and young people who struggle to communicate and their families.
To enter visit http://www.afasic.org.uk/support-us/supporting-an-event/afasic-bike-ride/ or call 0207 490 9410
email markt [at] afasic.org.uk for enquiries.
Wattbike must have suffered from the rise of the cheaper gyms that are probably less likely to buy higher-end static bikes and go with cheaper spin...
It has been a long time since I studied A Level Physics, so I am not sure my idea of a hidden electric motor is possible....
"covering 13,000km over seven days" - that would be QUITE a pace. It should read 1,300 km.
“They (the police or witnesses?) said it was Waugh's car that had veered towards Mr Morris..." Why prosecute a human for the actions of the car?
For a typical garage thief, I'd imagine that the ordinary has been sold off for scrap by now…
Looks like they just painted a clay mould... The actual frame has been tossed in the bins at their workshop.
Are they least acceptable when unlicenced or unlicensed though?
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Well the entry-level requirement of their job is that they persuade everyone * they're great. Or at least better than the other options......
Fresh calls for relief road after lorry hits George Inn in Leeds...