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Cycling festival challenges gender stereotypes
Haseena (above) “Being on my bike brings back teenage memories where cycling got me to work, travelled along canal side with my best friend. It was…
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‘I felt so loved!’ Maureen’s Story
Maureen is a Ugandan refugee and one of our fabulous Pedal Power graduates. This is her story… I joined Pedal Power about a year ago.…
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Vineyard 61 Bike Drop-Off Point
The Bike Project would run out of bikes in about three seconds flat without the vital work of our network of bike drop-off points. These…
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The Spire Cafe Bike Drop-Off Point
The Spire Cafe is perched at the peak of Harrow Hill, just off the famous Capital Ring bike and hike trail. It’s run by Sarah and…
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Become a Bike Drop-Off Point
Becoming a Bike Drop-Off Point for The Bike Project is an easy, wonderful way to support refugees and asylum seekers in London. You can find out how to become…
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A Little Help from our Friends…
We talk a lot about Denmark Hill and Peckham. After all, it’s where you’ll find our digs. Now perhaps it has something to do with…
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Under the Olympic Flag
It’s not just countries that take part in the Olympics. The games have a long tradition of politically uncertain groups participating ‘under the Olympic flag’…
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Nadia: How she took to the road
Cycling can do lots of stuff for you. That’s The Bike Project in a nutshell, but also Nadia’s story. Nadia came to this country from…
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Our volunteers: the hall of fame
We’ve been able to spruce up hundreds of bikes and help loads of people since we began. And these amazing volunteers have helped us do…
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Silla: A Volunteer’s story
Silla with Jem, The Bike Project founder. Photo by James Sharrock. Silla is an amazing bloke. A skilled carpenter, he can build a house from…
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