We’re proud to support sports inclusion charity Access Sport in launching free, inclusive cycling sessions for young people living in and around Little Hulton.

The sessions offer young people in the area an accessible, affordable sporting opportunity. The cycling sessions provide free-of-charge cycling tuition, bikes and helmets for children and young people, enabling them to participate in cycling and BMX.

The sessions will run for 12 months, with every child who takes part gaining new skills such as how to cycle, how to travel more safely to school, and how to look after the equipment.

All sessions will take place at the purpose-built pump track in Peel Park, Little Hulton.

Access Sport also successfully applied to our Community Fund to run another initiative supporting young people who are not in employment, education, or training. From February, the four-week course will teach the children bike maintenance skills and will be a pilot for future projects. The Community Fund supports a wide range of projects each year via £500 grants for initiatives that benefit our community.

To find out more about the sessions click here!