November news round up

Welcome to the latest Bike Worcester news round up! First, some news…

Rosa (7) on the new pump track in Battenhall Park

The first Worcester City pump track opens in Battenhall Park - as the first weekend of the new pump track closes, it’s safe to say the new pump track is a massive hit with Worcester residents. Read more on the track opening, and a bit of the history in our letter to Worcester City Council PED committee earlier this year. 

Cherry Orchard Bike Bus

NEW BIKE BUS KLAXON - Families at Cherry Orchard Primary School have set up the latest Worcester Bike Bus, with support from their local councillors and Bike Worcester volunteers. There is now a Bike Bus in 50% of Primary schools in Worcester. We want more schools, and we need more volunteers! Let’s do this.

Work continues on setting up Worcester to host the Bike Bus Summit - if you’d like to get involved, please get in touch!

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And some events…

Saturday 9th November November Repair cafe - 1100 - 1400 @ Unity House Community Hub on Stanley Road

Bike Worcester is supporting the November session for Worcester Repair Cafe with cycling advice and repair services. Get help with basic fixes and repair triages for free or an optional donation to Transition Worcester.
 

Saturday 16th November - November Critical Mass - 1015 @ Cafe Viaduct on Grandstand Road

Join us to ride around the streets (not pavements) of the wonderful city of Worcester. All welcome, we go at a slow pace and ride as a group. Music and flags optional.

Perfect for building confidence for new riders and a chance to meet other Worcester cyclists.
 

Saturday 14th December December Repair cafe - 1100 @ Unity House Community Hub on Stanley Road

Bike Worcester is supporting the December session for Worcester Repair Cafe with cycling advice and repair services. Get help with basic fixes and repair triages for free or an optional donation to Transition Worcester.
 

Saturday 21st December - Critical and Kidical X-Mass - 1015 @ Cafe Viaduct on Grandstand Road

The centerpiece of seasonal celebration for the active travel community in Worcester will be the merging of the Critical and Kidical mass bike rides into one grand, spirited yuletide ride. Participants are encouraged to get into the festive spirit, decorating their bikes and themselves in Christmas-themed gear and joining the procession for an accessible bike ride around Worcester.
 

Every Friday morning (from 8th November to 20th December) - Bike Worcester weekly social - 0900 @ Fred’s on The Tything

Meet other active travel activists at our weekly social - it's a brilliant forum for support and ideas. Come along and meet the rest of the team!
 

Every Wednesday evening - Bike Worcester bike recycling - 1930 @ Crowngate Shopping Centre

In partnership with the Crowngate Centre, volunteers from Bike Worcester are refurbishing bikes and making them available to people who want a more healthy, sustainable and affordable way to get to work, school or around town. New volunteers welcome!

Thanks all

Rob, Danny and Tim

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