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Maserati Tour de Yorkshire Ride

Date: Sunday 6 May 2018

Starting Location: Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, LS6 2RE (not far from Head Office)

All of our St Anne’s team are training hard and raring to go.

We have a fabulous team of riders taking part in the charity race and I am sure they would appreciate your support on the day – good weather is forecast I believe!!! The charity rides start on Woodhouse Lane, Leeds very near to Head Office!! They finish at The Headrow.

Meet our St Anne’s Team

Ben Deith – Daleholme, Settle

Grace Issacs – Shared Lives, Leeds

Matt Jones – Bradford Service

Neil Thomas – Bradford Service

Nerys Rolinson – Phoenix Court, Todmorden

Shaun Frost – Kings Mill Court, Huddersfield

Stephanie Harper – Wetherby Homes

Adrian Lord – External on behalf of St Anne’s

Riders begin to set off at 6:30am for those undertaking the Long Route of 129km, 8:30am for the Medium Route of 84km and 9am for the Short Route of 49km riders but times are staggered for each rider so it will be a very exciting morning.

Look out for our yellow and blue jersey sponsored by Bartlett and Office Team Ltd

Here are the routes for the charity riders who I know would appreciate your support along the route….Good Luck to all our riders

For full information on both the charity and professionals races please see the Tour De Yorkshire website:  https://letour.yorkshire.com/the-race/

Sponsorship

If you would like o sponsor any of the St Anne’s riders who are raising money for clients, please either contact them individually or you can visit our Just Giving Page https://www.justgiving.com/stannescommunity-services

 

 

 

 

 

 

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