11:00 am - 5th June 2011

EVENT REPORT ...
The 2010 event report details will follow
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The Great Welsh Bike Ride is an event suitable for the whole family and all abilities. It promises to be one of Wales’s most spectacular routes travelling through the country side and coastal paths.
The event is organised by the Llanelli Round Table in association with Human Being Active.
The ride covers a distance of approximately 31 mile for the adults, of which 50% are dedicated cycle paths.
The event is a great family day out and is designed to encourage children and adults to become more active.
The children’s ride is up to 8 miles and covers the beautiful coastal path. It is advised that all children should be accompanied by an adult.
The bike ride will begin at 11am on the 5th June and will see hundreds of adults and children participating.
Registration is located at Llanelli's Discover Centre on Llanelli's North Dock. The cost of entry is £10 for adults and £6 for children (16 and under).
All entries will receive a T-shirt and medal on completion of the ride.
100% of all the money raised from the event will go back into the local community to fund local projects and charities.
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Report on Charity Bike Ride Held at Llanelli Beach on 11 July 2010 in Aid of The British Lung Foundation - Carmarthenshire Area
The day started off at around 8.30 am with the setting up of the starters marquee and Start/Finish inflatable. Weather was excellent if a bit windy.
Members of the Round Table then proceeded to set up the marquee with the entrants registration area and prize table as well as water and other sundries. Two tablers went to put directional signs out for the 31 mile ride up the Gwendraeth Valley.
People started arriving from around 10.15 onwards to register for the event and by the time 11.00 am came we had 10 adults doing the 31 mile bike ride, and 20 adults and children doing the 8 mile ride to Burry Port Harbour and back.
The first child rider arrived back at around 11.55 having covered the 8 miles in under an hour. The first adult back arrived at around 12.35 having covered the 31 mile course in 1 hour 35 minutes. I will let you know his name, but for the record he is a 16 year old Triathlete who was using this as a warm down having done a triathlon in Eaton the day before.
Money raised in total will be over £400 and this will cover the initial costs of the event such as posters, medals, T-shirts, etc..
We have agreed to give a donation of £400 to The British Lung Foundation out of our Charities account.
For next year’s event it was agreed to hold this on Sunday the 5th June and our main targets will be schools again, but promotion to start in January 2011 to give schools plenty of time to prepare and promote the event.
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