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1. Aviva donates £2,500
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Aviva is the largest insurance group in Britain and has a strong local presence in Bristol. The company has an outstanding Corporate Responsibility Programme, which seeks to have a positive impact on the ...

2. Our Sponsors
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Freewheelers raises a large part of its funding through sponsorship - in cash or in kind - from companies and also from organisations such as motorcycle clubs, schools, Beavers/Cubs/Scouts, and through ...

3. A great partnership with Sainsbury’s Odd Down for 2011
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Sainsbury’s Odd Down in Bath opened their doors to customers on Wednesday 27th April. As their chosen charity for 2011, they are keen to promote what we do, as well as raise funds for the rest of this ...

4. Thanks Happy Happy Sue
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Happy Happy Sue is a toy company that likes "Trading the smiley way". The company is helping us by providing logistical support to our upcoming Newcastle to Plymouth Sponsored Cycle Ride. Happy Happy ...

5. Sainsbury's Charity Of The Year
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Supermarket giant Sainsbury's will open a new supermarket at Odd Down in Bath at the end of April. This week Freewheelers and several other charities were invited to meet the staff of the new store, ...

6. Southwestern Housing Society donates £500 to Freewheelers
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Southwestern Housing Society (SWHS) is a registered, social landlord that provides affordable housing throughout the South West and, in particular, in Somerset. Each year they put aside a sum of ...

7. Freewheelers scoops £3,000 prize from NatWest
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Freewheelers EVS is the winner of NatWest’s Bath and North East Somerset Community Fund. In August NatWest launched a new fund, as part of its customer charter, to support local charities and projects, ...

8. Homes in Sedgemoor donates garage to Freewheelers
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Homes in Sedgemoor, which manages 4,200 houses on behalf of Sedgemoor District Council, has given Freewheelers the free use of a garage in Highbridge. Located close to junction 22 of the M5 motorway, the ...

9. Run John, Run!
(News/Older Freewheelers EVS News)

On Sunday March 7th, John Reeves from Knorr-Bemse United Kingdom will run in the Bath Half Marathon. Knorr-Bremse is the world’s leading manufacturer of braking systems for rail and commercial vehicles. ...

10. Total Triumph donation
(News/Older Freewheelers EVS News)

Each year, Neil Mossman, managing director of Total Triumph near Taunton, arranges a charity rideout in memory of his late father. This year 50% of the proceeds were donated to Freewheelers EVS. We would ...

11. Notaro Care Homes and The Mangled Wurzels raise money for Freewheelers
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Freewheelers loves The Mangled Wurzels. For those who don't know, they are a premier Scrumpy & Western band who perform a mixture of original material together with cover versions of songs by the late, ...

12. Avon Tyres help Freewheelers
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Melksham-based Avon Tyres has agreed to supply motorcycle tyres to the Freewheelers EVS. With both safety and performance so important for such a service, Avon will supply Storm-ST tyres, while JHS Racing ...

13. Donating to Freewheelers EVS
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Freewheelers EVS is a registered charity (No.1001067)entirely supported by donations and sponsorship. We do not charge the NHS for our services. None of our riders or co-ordinators are paid for the of ...

14. Freewheelers website brought to you courtesy of Memset
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As a charity staffed entirely by volunteers, Freewheelers is keen to ensure that the absolute minimum is spent on administrative overheads, so that all the donations we receive can be directed to providing ...

15. It'll be Grand!
(News/Older Freewheelers EVS News)

On August 23rd & 24th Freewheelers will hold its Annual Charity Bike Show on The Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare. Like everyone else we were devasted to see the fire on July 28th and we feared that ...

16. Freewheelers get a big grin from SmugMug
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We Freewheelers EVS members have a big grin on our faces thanks to SmugMug. Our photo galleries have always been one of the most popular sections on our website, but the previous freeware software that ...

17. Totally Triumphant
(News/Older Freewheelers EVS News)

Neil Mossman is pictured left presenting a cheque for £262 to Freewheelers EVS volunteer rider Alan Blythe. The presentation took place outside the Total Triumph motorcycle dealership in Taunton. Mr ...

18. Freewheelers gain visibility thanks to ICU-UCMe
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Pictured right are two Freewheelers EVS riders modelling high visibility jackets supplied by ICU-UCMe. Tom Craig, managing director of ICU-UCMe, recently presented Freewheelers with 15 blouson style jackets ...

19. So long and thanks for all the fuel
(News/Older Freewheelers EVS News)

John Graves, chairman of Freewheelers EVS, is pictured left presenting a certificate of thanks to BWOC managing director Mark Wayne and his executive assistant Nikki Corrick. On June 30th Freewheelers' ...

20. Freewheelers exhibit at Sanders GardenWorld
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Freewheelers EVS would like to thank the management and staff of Sanders GardenWorld at Brent Knoll for their hospitality and for giving us the opportunity to exhibit in their Village Square events area. ...

21. Freewheelers EVS benefits thanks to Sainsbury's Local Hero
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As part of its corporate responsibility work, Sainsbury's set up the Local Heroes scheme with the aim of recognising and rewarding the individual volunteering and team fundraising efforts of Sainsbury's ...

22. Freewheelers EVS given fuel price lifeline by local company
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On October 7th Freewheelers EVS was featured in an article in the Weston & Somerset Mercury newspapers. The background to the article was rising fuel prices, some close to £1/litre, which were severely ...