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FreewheelersEVS A comment on our website tonight "I am greatly amazed with these volunteers. I work in the laboratory and... http://t.co/OehlQLYk
15 hours ago via Facebook
chris_a_nichol Would really like to be a rider for @FreewheelersEVS but not 25 yet :( what a great cause!
Retweeted 1 week ago via web • 1 retweet
UKBing @FreewheelersEVS Good luck! #HelpYourBritain
Retweeted 2 weeks ago via Twitter for iPhone • 1 retweet
FreewheelersEVS Please nominate us to appear on the Bing homepage as a featured charity - http://t.co/BtgjW6Bt
2 weeks ago via Twitter for iPhone • 1 retweet
TrueRiders @FreewheelersEVS great service. All riders should volunteer to do this!
One day it may be us needing blood!
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SERVKent for those that don't know, SERV is a charity staffed entirely by unpaid volunteers that deliver blood to local hospitals at night, for free.
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| So long and thanks for all the fuel |
| Thursday, 06 July 2006 00:00 |
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On June 30th Freewheelers' 8 month sponsorship by BWOC came to an end. During that time BWOC supplied Freewheelers with heavily discounted petrol for its entire fleet of motorcycles. The sponsorship from BWOC shielded the charity from two periods which saw petrol prices rise to £1/litre. Freewheelers EVS would like to thank Mark Wayne and all the staff at BWOC for their support. Without their financial support the charity's ability to carry out its valuable work for local hospitals may have been under threat. |
John Graves, chairman of Freewheelers EVS, is pictured left presenting a certificate of thanks to 
