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Record numbers of cyclists get on their bike for Cycle4Cynthia
» 10/10/2008

Northampton accountants use peddle power to raise money for local charities
» 09/10/2008

Cycle4Cynthia scores a try with support from Northampton Saints
» 02/08/2008

Cyclists get in training for Cycle4Cynthia and book early
» 26/07/2008

Cycle4Cynthia set to attract record numbers
» 05/09/2007



This year the benefiting charities will be:


Cycle4Cynthia, Northamptonshire's annual charity cycle ride, is back for the fifth year running - with cyclists and sponsorship expected to reach a record high thanks to new support from Northampton's Saints.

The event - which raises money for two charities, which provide care, and support for people with terminal illness in Northamptonshire, The Friends of Cynthia Spencer Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support - is scheduled for Sunday, September 27th.

Many thanks to our sponsors this year who are:

EVENT UPDATE - RESULTS
Below is a list of the results from this years ride.

  • 5 miles route - first over the line was Joanna Taylor
  • 25 mile route - joint first place Justine Holder & Paul Holder
  • 50 mile route - joint first place Brad Lovell,Ron Rutgers & Richard Jones

  • A big thankyou to you all - Record numbers of cyclists get on their bike for Cycle4Cynthia

    A record number of cyclists have taken part in Cycle4Cynthia 2008 – with hundreds of families, friends and businesses all turning out to raise money for charity.

    Over 600 cyclists took part in the five, 25 and 50 mile routes on Sunday, October 12th – raising thousands of pounds along the way for the Friends of Cynthia Spencer Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support.

    Although in its fifth year Cycle4Cynthia 2008 had an all new line-up – a new venue in the form of Franklin’s Gardens, three new routes, revised distances, new and staggered start times and a celebrity appearance from Saints player Bruce Reihana, who officially started all three routes.

    Sponsorship is now being collected and counted but organisers expect to raise more than last year, when just under 400 cyclists took part and £35,000 was raised.

    A huge thankyou to everyone who has taken part and supported Cycle4Cynthia.