We had an extremely successful Cyclists' Breakfast outside the Town Hall yesterday morning with more people than ever before enjoying good food and drinks and sharing great conversations! Thanks Greg for your side of the organisation!
Pedal Ready instructors had offered accompanied rides to various higher, or less-so, profile people so Sir Bob Kerslake, Councillor Mary Lea, Christine Booth - Executive Dean in the Faculty of Organisation and Management at SHU - Andy Jackson from Heeley Development Trust, plus an ordinary member of the cycling public all arrived Pedal Ready accompanied to be photographed etc. It may even be that Sir Bob considers riding to work occasionally in future (as long as it isn't raining!) - he liked the route (especially the cut-through beside Lynwood Gardens and Broomhall) and was surprised how quick cycling in was ("faster than the bus").
Christine Booth also enjoyed her ride and may become a 'Ride to Work' devotee. Mary had a longer ride and found it fairly tiring but felt her knowledge of the cycling commuter's experience had increased substantially. (As did Brian Lodge, who had declined an accompanied ride initially but actually cycled in with his son; he also found it fairly strenuous.) Andy is a regular cyclist already.
Look out for the photos in the Star/Telegraph!
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