Introduction
Once again Pennine Events are proud to present our longest running event,
now in its 19th year!
Join over 2800 riders in the only cycle event in the country to include
nearly 3 miles underground and enjoy a fun-filled family day out raising
money for our nominated event charity, Claire House Children’s Hospice.
Previous participant Pete loved the event last year saying: ‘’I take part
in cycling events right across the UK, but the Liverpool-Chester-Liverpool
route is by far one of the best. It offers lots of off-road paths to allow
cyclists to take in and enjoy the scenery, and the event is always really
well manned, with marshals at hand around every corner, which makes a huge
difference to the overall feel of the ride.’’
The biggest bike ride in Merseyside has listened to participants’
comments and is offering more than ever before to make your experience even
more enjoyable!
We will now feature 5 different distances, so there is plenty for
everyone to choose from:
- Wirral Circular – 25 miles
- Liverpool to Chester – 25 miles
- Chester to Liverpool – 25 miles
- Liverpool - Chester - Liverpool – 50 miles
- Challenge Ride – 90 miles
We are pleased to announce that NHS Merseyside (aka Liverpool Primary
Care Trust),
Claire
House Children’s Hospice and MerseyTunnels have all confirmed their support
and involvement again for 2012.
The generosity of cyclists at the 2011 Liverpool – Chester – Liverpool
Bike Ride raised over £22,000 for Claire House Children’s Hospice. So, the
challenge this year is to break the £40,000 barrier.
To Enter, please register online by clicking here.
To see the event
flyer, click here.
To see the Rider
Information Booklet, click here.
The Charity
Pennine Events are proud to announce Claire
House are once again beneficiary charity for this year’s Liverpool
Chester Liverpool Bike Ride!
“Located in Bebington on the Wirral, Claire House is a bright, vibrant
place of hope that is currently used by over 160 families from across
the North West. In addition to caring for our children and young adults,
Claire House also focus on the needs of the whole family, providing
bereavement and other support for as long as it is needed. With no
guaranteed government funding we need to raise in excess of £2.5 million
each year to maintain our present levels of service.
Our specialist nursing team also work in the community through our
‘Hospice to Home’ programme which offers paediatric palliative care in
the family home. With a hospice to home service also operating
from our Liverpool office we are now reaching more families than in
previous years and hope to see this grow in other areas too.”
Go to www.claire-house.org.uk to
find out more about Claire House.
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