Women on Wheels
Sunday 22 Feb 2015

Rides are organised on the last Sunday of every month (check calendar). No need to book just turn up! Pass the word!

The ride is a great opportunity to gain confidence on your bike in a fun and sociable environment. Led by experienced Kingston Council cyclist instructors, the ride lasts for two to three hours and takes place in quieter routes at a leisurely pace. It includes a refreshment break.

Meet at 10am next to the Falling Telephone Boxes outside Wilkinson's, west end of Old London Road.

For more information contact eric.chasseray@kingston.gov.uk or call 020 8547 5826

Dates for 2015 are:

25 January

22 February

29 March

26 April

31 May

28 June

26 July

23 August

27 September

25 October

29 November

Starts:
10:00 - Sunday 22/02/2015
Ends:
15:00 - Sunday 22/02/2015

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If you love cycling, you might consider becoming a cycling instructor. Whether you would like to make it a full-time job or you just want to pass on some skills at your local school or youth club, undertaking the National Standard Instructor training is the first step.

Kingston is the only London borough recognised as an instructor training organisation (ITO). Since 2007, we have trained more than 300 instructors for local authorities and independent providers.

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