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Barnsley
Tour de Yorkshire
2019
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Pa ck
Everything you need
to organise your Tour de Yorkshire
day can be found inside
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Welco
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Acti
We’d like Barnsley to be the ‘Best Dressed’
town during the Tour de Yorkshire and need
your help . . .
Inside we’ve got lots of ideas and suggestions you
can use to make your own bunting, street and window
dressing. We want to ‘bring out the bunting’ in style in
an effort to win the crown of Best Dressed.
Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a seasoned bunter with
crafty know-how, this pack is for you. It includes suggestions for
themed designs, motifs and colour schemes for your projects
and gives you all you need to know to compliment your very
own ‘Bunt offs’.
We want all residents, community groups, youth clubs, churches,
schools and businesses to do their bit.
Now you’re ready to get started!
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t i n g gu i d e
Bun
It’s time to ‘GET IN GEAR’, and ‘GET CREATIVE’
and here is your pit stop of inspiration!
For all you crafty beginners we’ve gathered some basic
instructions, fun ideas and simple templates to start you off.
Those of you with a flare with thread or a passion for painting lets go to
town and show our neighbours and the watching world just how creative
‘us Barnsley folk’ can be.
THE GOLDEN RULES
1) Your bunting will be in situ for at least 2 weeks, so make it to withstand
all weathers!
2) Each bunting line should be no more than 20 metres long but you can
always make more than 1 line.
3) Please leave at least 70cms of tape at the end of your flags for attaching.
4) No staples or pins as they cut fingers and tangle up the lines.
5) Consider the environment! Test your bunting. Ensure that is won’t fray and
that bits won’t drop off. Avoid using water soluble glue to attach decorations
or flags. Please use stitch and bondaweb (on fabric) and laminate paper flags.
6) If you want your bunting back please make sure at least 1 flag in each line
has your name or group name sewn on or written on with fabric pens.
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Let’s Get
Bunting
Bunting making is as simple or as complicated as you want it to be!
Before you start, ask yourself the following questions…
TOP T IP!
Start by cu
1 Sizes - How big do you want your flags to be, and how far apart tting a few
different siz
ed paper
will they be strung? Bigger flags can be spaced further apart on triangles an
d play arou
with sizes a nd
their ribbon. Bunting made of smaller flags works better in smaller nd spacing
.
places (small front yards and shop windows). A good rule of thumb
is to space flags a flags width apart, but it boils down to what you
think looks good!
2 Flag shapes - are you going traditional or trying something a bit
different? Consider rectangles (hung either portrait or landscape)
cogs, jersey shaped flags or something completely different!
Check out our templates and photos for inspiration!
TOP T IP!
Avoid using
shear or th
3 What type of fabric will you use? Does it curl when cut? Does it fabrics suc in
h as chiffon
organza on or
their own. T
hold its shape and hang well? Is it quick drying? Consider its fabrics can hes
be laid on to e
cut, fabric s p of
thickness; is it easy to work with using a sewing machine? hapes (Sha
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4 Are you doubling the thickness of each flag? If you are, your bunting
will be stronger and longer lasting. You will also be able to play
with colour, different coloured front and back; this is where bunting
making gets exciting! The downside is that this is a much more
fiddly process and takes much longer, a big consideration if you TOP T IP!
are making miles of bunting. Fabric that
is less pron
to fraying c e
an be cut
using pinkin
g shears.
5 Does your fabric fray? If using a single layer of fabric we ask Polycotton
s and felt
fabrics are
that you hem the edges so that it stays looking smart. usually mo
re
resistant to
fraying and
can be use
d successfu
in single lay lly
6 What will you attach your pennants to? If you use ribbon or string ered buntin
g.
it will need to be thick and strong. The best thing to use is woven
seam tape or bias binding.
7 Can you recycle or reuse? Do you
have fabric leftover from projects,
or old clothing or bedding you no
longer need? Not only is this better
for the environment, you’ll have the
pleasure of recalling memories
associated with your recycled
items as your bunting dances in
the breeze.
TOP T IP!
If you have
a glut of on
colour or p e
attern, swa
of your fab p some
rics with frie
or other me nds
mbers of yo
sewing/soc ur
ial group or
them with y bring
ou to one o
Bunt-Off ev f our
ent.
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H E R E S S E N T I ALS
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l Templates – download and print them off
TOP T I P!
Laminate y
our paper tr
a hole punc iangles and
l Good fabric scissors and pinking shears (the later h on 2 corn use
ribbon thro ers to threa
ugh. Lamin d
recommended for single thickness bunting) that colour
pens don’t
ating ensure
s
collaged de run and you
signs stay in r
l Bias binding or wide ribbon. really creati
ve using co
place. Get
cellophane loured foil a
chocolate w nd
l Fabric scraps for decoration (applique) these have
been flatten
rappers. On
ce
and lamina ed, collage
ted flat, you d
l Bondaweb. Iron on (heat reactive) adhesive web sheets can
be cut into
r colourful
cog shapes triangles or
and strung even
l Iron and ironing board This look b with ribbon
.
eautiful in th
e sun!
l Sewing machine, overlocker or needles and
threads for hand stitching
A N D L I N K S - ST E P
ME T HOD S
UCT IONS
BY ST E P INST R
Paper Bunting may be quick and cheap to make but isn’t going to last
long in our lovely British weather!
Online! Single Thickness Flags
www.madetosew.com/quick-easy-liberty-bunting/
Reversible Bunting
ewing/how-to-make-
www.things-to-make-and-do.co.uk/fabric-and-s
fabric-bunting.html
reversible-fabric-bunting/how-to-make-reversible-
Double-sided, easy method (using an overlocker)
torial
totallystitchin.net/articles/serger-made-bunting-tu
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E Y O U R O W N
CREAT
BUNT-OFF
Why not create your own bunting-making event inspired by our Great Barnsley Bunt-Off.
Gather people from your street, friendship group, family or community. Share ideas and
inspiration and before you know it you have bunting a-plenty ready for the big race.
DECORATE YOUR OWN
Let’s get personal! How about putting the name of your place, group or family on your
bunting flags. You could make poetry bunting! Use bondaweb and stitch to applique
your own words or sayings. You could even send some words of encouragement to our
awesome TDY Cyclists. Your decorations might be related to Barnsley places or sights of
interest on the Barnsley route.
TOP T I P!
PAINT AND DECORATE Why not cre
Simply prin
ate a field o
f flowery co
Our simple templates of cogs and chains can be cut using t our cog te gs!
thin card an mplate onto
d colour th
scissors, or a craft knife. These can be coloured in and them. Thes em in or pa
int
e can then
collaged onto windows and banners. trimmed an be laminate
d stuck onto d,
sticks to cre green gard
ate unique en
Place these cog flowers
in patches .
CUTTING YOUR OWN STENCIL
school field around you
to create yo r
inspired flo ur own bike
wer beds.
Carefully cut out the black areas of your chosen design
from our templates. Use a craft knife with a fresh, sharp
cutting blade, and a green cutting mat. To cut, apply pressure with one finger
placed firmly on the indent on the craft knife handle. Always cut towards you and
away from your other hand. Keep the knife straight as much as possible. To turn corners
move the stencil and mat together rather than turning corners with the knife. Children
should be supervised if using this cutting method. You can use spray paint and your hand
cut stencil to decorate canvasses and boards for outside use. We recommend using non-
toxic spray paints which are now available but would still advise caution when spraying.
Be sure to wear a mask, work outside where possible. If you are spraying inside fully
ventilate your work area. Use short sprays and a light touch to ensure even coverage and
a crisp image.
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DESIGN YOUR OWN SHOP WINDOW
Use our stencil templates to decorate your home or workplace
window. We recommend using wipe-clean, chalk spray paint,
available online.
Local businesses ‘en route’ can come along to a window painting
demonstration planned for early April in a Town Centre venue. As well
a social gathering, guests will have a chance to meet artists who will
create live window art and share inspiration and instructions on how to
use stencils, sprays and chalk markers to create something unique and
bespoke for your business. We will be giving out a
number of ready-cut stencil packs, including more
complex 2 layer designs for you to play with.
Online!
To find out
more conta
ct
TourDeYork
shire@barn
sley.gov.uk
Looking for something really different?
If you like to crochet why not crochet some wonderful diddy
yellow jersey to hang on a washing line of bunting. Have you
ever thought of yarn bombing a bike? We have already heard
some of your wonderful ideas for colouring in Barnsley for
this year’s TDY. Why not share yours at #Barnsleyingear
let’s make Barnsley the BEST DRESSED!
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D esign
Templates
Here’s a variety of shapes for you to
print off, cut out and use for designs
on the bunting or as stencils for
window dressing.
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D esign Templates Flag Suggested template for your bunting flags! You can recreate this shape onto cardboard for a sturdier method of cutting out your fabric, and make it smaller or bigger depending on the size of bunting you want to make. #TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 10
D esign Templates Gear 1 Suggested template for your bunting flags! You can recreate this shape onto cardboard for a sturdier method of cutting out your fabric, and make it smaller or bigger depending on the size of bunting you want to make. #TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 11
D esign Templates Gear 2 Suggested template for your bunting flags! You can recreate this shape onto cardboard for a sturdier method of cutting out your fabric, and make it smaller or bigger depending on the size of bunting you want to make. #TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 12
D esign Templates Shirt Suggested template for your bunting flags! You can recreate this shape onto cardboard for a sturdier method of cutting out your fabric, and make it smaller or bigger depending on the size of bunting you want to make. #TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 13
2 3
D esign A r1rays 4
Here’s some ideas as to how you can
2 3
combine templates and stencils. Once
you’ve made some pennants, you can
lay them out either in a circular pattern,
or side by side. 1 4
You can then put a cog stencil over the
top and either draw round the cog and
then colour it in or cut the cog up and 5 7
apply it as an extra layer to the pennant.
6
When you make your line of bunting,
you’ll have a line like this with bits of
cog on your pennants!
5 7
6
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
6
5 7
6
5 7
#TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 14Stencils Design shown at size A4, to make bigger, print or enlarge to A3 #TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 15
Stencils Design shown at size A4, to make bigger, print or enlarge to A3 #TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 16
Stencils Design shown at size A4, to make bigger, print or enlarge to A3 Example #TDY #TDYBARNSLEY BARNSLEY.GOV.UK/TDY 17
a d e y o u r bu n t i n g ,
You’ve m
t ha p p e n s n e x t ?
so wha
You’ll need to decide where you’re going to put up your decorations. Whether it’s
bunting, window dressing or even banners, then there are a few things you need
to think about.
You’ll need to have the permission of the owner of the property or land you’d like to
decorate before doing anything. You’ll also need to think about how to put it up safely.
Finally, you’ll need to consider if it has any impact on the public in any way or could
cause any potential issues. Even if you own the property or land, please do consider
all health and safety issues to yourself and others. It could be you or your friends
gardens, homes or businesses along the route, just please make sure pavements are
not obstructed.
You could also consider other locations to hang your bunting. This includes council
owned parks and verges along the route such as Wilthorpe, Mapplewell or Royston,
lampposts, fences and road signs, or Trans Pennine Trail crossing points such as
Lewden, Havelands Lane or Penistone Bridges. If you are interested in any of these
options, then you must submit for installation by Barnsley Council with your preferred
location. Please note that each Lamp column needs to be checked for structural
stability before any installation can proceed, and that council policy is that anything
fixed to lampposts can only go two weeks in advance of the event and will be taken
down within one week after the event.
It may be that several groups or people are interested in the same public location so
please share your plans and register interest with the Public Rights of Way team ideally
before Easter or the end of March but no later than Monday 8 April 2019. Contact them
on 01226 772696 or publicrightsofway@barnsley.gov.uk
18If you would like the council to put up your bunting you will need to complete the form
on the next pages so we know your preferred location, and who to return it to when it
is taken down. You will also need to make sure that each line of bunting has a name
written on it so we know who it belongs to. You could sew this on or write it with
fabric pens.
You can make as much bunting as you’d like to, but make sure that any single line of
bunting is no longer than 20m, all pennants must be attached together before being
deposited for installation, and there must be 70cm at either end of the line for attaching.
You can either leave it at the end of a Bunt Off session or drop it off at the following
places;
l Barnsley Council Highways Depot at Smithies Lane, Barnsley - security office
l Barnsley Council Westgate Plaza – Mark Swanwick
l North Area Council office - Darton centre
l Central Area Council office – Warren Quarry Lane
l South Area Council office, High Croft, Hoyland
l North East Area Council office: Bow Street, Cudworth
Please be aware if you are leaving your bunting for Barnsley Council to
install then we will do our best to ensure it gets back to you. However as it
will be hung in a public location we cannot guarantee that we will be able to
return it or the condition it will be in.
We reserve the right not to display any pennants or bunting that may be offensive
or inappropriate.
19Bunting Drop off Form – Tour de Yorkshire 2018
Please can you complete the attached form to enable us to provide thanks and return your
bunting to you once the Tour de Yorkshire is completed for your future use.
Drop off location (please tick) Date of drop off & name of receiver
North East Area Council office
South Area Council Office
Central Area Council Office
North Area Council office
Westgate Plaza – Mark Swanwick
Barnsley Council Highways Depot
Reminder to Drop off location staff
Other (please name location below) Please can you let the bunting co-ordinator know
you have received this and we will collect asap.
publicrightsofway@barnsley.gov.uk
or 01226 772696
Bunting supplied by
This will enable us to contact you when bunting is ready for collection after the event.
Individual / Group name:
Contact email:
Contact phone number:
Contact address:
Details of bunting
Approximately how many pennants/metres of bunting have been
submitted with this form?
I confirm that each line of bunting has a contact name/easy means
of identifying it belonging to you / your group?
20Preferred location for your bunting to be installed
(please be as detailed as possible e.g. lamp column numbers, road names, house numbers)
Council owned parks
or verges
Council owned
lampcolumns, fences,
roadsigns
Trans Pennine Trail
entrance points
Other location
not your private property
In submitting the bunting for display along the route during the 2019 Tour de Yorkshire I/we accept the
following limitations.
Barnsley Council reserves the right to not install any bunting that is deemed offensive or may cause upset.
Barnsley Council will do our best to return your bunting to you in a good condition, but it is going to be
displayed outdoors for a few weeks in a public place so we cannot guarantee its condition or that any is left on
site to be removed and returned.
Barnsley Council will do our best to install the bunting at your preferred location but this may be limited by
physical restraints, demand or other factors.
Barnsley Council will do our best to keep you up to date when and where your bunting goes up and comes
down. Please be aware the bunting it will be going up within 2 weeks of the 3 May and be removed within 2
weeks of the race.
Signed on behalf of bunting providers:
Name of signatory:
21Dearne Valley Landscape Partnership
The Dearne Valley Landscape Partnership (DVLP) is an innovative, five year
programme funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. It focuses on working with
local communities to protect, preserve and enhance the heritage and
environment of the Dearne Valley area of South Yorkshire.
The DVLP supports the community in delivering a range of restoration, survey,
land management, research, learning, arts and archaeology projects.
All activities are offered free, enabling people to attend regardless of their income.
A clear focus of the DVLP is to support the local community in developing their skills,
confidence and capacity in order there is a sustainable and long lasting impact after
the programme ends. The Dearne Valley Landscape Partnership is supported by the
National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund.
As part of their work the DVLP offers grants of between £500 and £2,000 to individuals and organisations
within the Dearne Valley for projects which meet the aims and objectives of the DVLP. These are to:
l Conserve, protect and enhance the built, natural and cultural heritage that makes up the unique
landscape of the Dearne Valley.
l Enable the community to celebrate the immense value of the Dearne’s heritage,
by working with them and other organisations.
l Increase the community’s understanding, use and enjoyment of the existing
natural and built heritage by increasing access opportunities and interpretation.
l Boost the economic prosperity of the Dearne by making it a place where people
want to live, work and visit, building on the sense of place as a positive, forward
looking and innovative community.
l Support the local community through providing a range of training,
skills and
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National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund. The programme n the DVLP an
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representing a broad partnership of the RSPB, Rotherham Council, y-grants-s vlp-
Doncaster Council, the Environment Agency and Natural England cheme/
amongst others.
22Bar n s le y M ay o r ’s
P a r a d e 2 0 1 9
Sunday 14 July, 11am-5pm
ENTRIES NOW OPEN!
Show your #TownSpirit and be part of Barnsley’s Big Day.
Email eventplanning@barnsley.gov.uk
or call 01226 787998
for an application form and more details.
23Barnsley Town Centre Race 2019
#BarnsleyCrit – If you’re thirsty for more live cycling action, get Friday 19 July in
the diary for a thrilling evening of closed circuit racing in the town centre!
Once again, Barnsley Road Club and Barnsley Council welcomes both the
Men’s HSBC UK | National Circuit Series and the HSBC UK | National Women’s
Road Series, which will see televised action of the UK’s road cycling elite
including many of this year’s Tour de Yorkshire riders.
The event also hosts racing for Under 12’s, 14’s and 16’s as well as a regional
A race providing a fantastic warm up to the main event. Sign up for this can be
done through Barnsley Road club.
Why not get involved in the community ride? A non-competitive free ride of the
closed town centre roads for people of all ages. Last year saw individuals and
families with children finding the love of cycling before watching the pro’s. Visit
Barnsley.gov.uk/BarnsleyCrit to find sign up information..
#BarnsleyCrit
Twitter: @Barnsleycrit
TOWN CENT RE
Friday 19 July
Barnsley Town Centre,
4.00pm
Elite races from 7:45pm
24Active Travel in Schools
The Active Travel project in Barnsley aims to get more people, walking,
cycling and scooting on the school run. The intention is to increase
physical activity in the borough alongside reducing congestion and
levels of air pollution outside schools.
Our Active Travel Officer delivers a planned programme of activities to
increase cycling and creating a supportive environment for active travel.
For more information please contact:
Jo Wilkinson
STARS Officer, South Yorkshire STARS
mobile: 07944723908
jo@pwlcprojects.com
Mode Shift Stars
A national schools awards scheme that has been established to
recognise schools that have demonstrated excellence in supporting
cycling, walking and other forms of sustainable travel.
Suzy Smith
Barnsley Council Sustainable Travel Officer
Office: 01226 772618
suzysmith@barnsley.gov.uk
25Bikeability – Cycle Proficiency Training
Bikeability is today’s cycle proficiency programme it is designed to give young people
the skills and confidence to ride, especially on roads. There are three Bikeability levels,
each designed to improve cycling skills to the new national standards for cycle training.
Bikeability training runs alongside the school calendar, September-July.
To get your school involved please contact:
Adam Robinson
mobile: 07825143122
a.robinson@activebarnsley.com
Adult Cycle Training
Adult Cycle Training services range from Learn to ride, cycle plus and level 3 training.
Learn to ride sessions are held on quiet private areas, suitable for anyone who either
cannot ride a bike or is low on confidence/not cycled for a while.
Cycle Plus provides participants the opportunity to ride in a traffic free environments,
i.e. parks. These sessions provide the perfect platform for individuals to develop bike
control, changing gears as well as riding on different gradients.
Level 3 training works on building on road cycling confidence, taking participants
out onto busy roads focussing on route planning, dealing with traffic lights, dual
carriageways and roundabouts.
To get involved please contact:
Adam Robinson
mobile: 07825143122
a.robinson@activebarnsley.com
26Active Travel Hub
If you want to start cycling or do more walking, then the Barnsley
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Active Travel HUB offers solutions and advice to get you traveling A one stop
shop for all
through the Barnsley District (and beyond) more actively. So things cyclin
g
barnsley.a
whether you chose to ride or stride Barnsley Active Travel HUB ctivetravelh
ub.co.uk
has all the information and services you need to set you in the
right direction.
Want to cycle more Barnsley Active travel HUB offers a number
of ways to get you into gear. Its as easy as 1,2,3.
1 Not got a bike? Want to try cycling? The Active travel HUB
lets you loan a bike for FREE for up to 3 months. Choose
from an electric bike or regular pedal bike.
2 Already got a bike? Has it been hiding in the shed for a
while? Barnsley Active travel HUB offer a FREE 18-point
bike check to make sure your bike is running smoothly.
3 In the market for a new bike? We have a selection of fully
refurbished bikes that have undergone a full strip down and
rebuild for sale at a low price.
You can also register for secure cycle parking at the Active Travel
HUB. A one off fee gives you access to town centre located,
secure cycle parking plus changing facilities.
Call in or give us a ring on 07818511133
Barnsley Active Travel HUB, Unit 5, Barnsley Interchange, Eldon
St North, S70 1SE
Email: barnsley@activetravelhub.co.uk
web: barnsley.activetravelhub.co.uk/
Parking Available (after registration) - 7 days 4am - midnight
#ExploreMoreBarnsely #RideandStrideBarnsley
W E ARE OP EN
Monday - Friday
8.30am - 5.30pm
27Trans Pennine Trail
The Trans Pennine Trail was the UK’s first multi-user
route for walkers, cyclists and horse riders
which began in 1989.
Fun
The Trans Pennine Trail is signed all the way, with
F act
lots of off traffic free sections. Whether on foot, The co
a s!
horse or cycle; for a day or longer; alone with stretch st to coast
es from sec
friends and family – the Trans Pennine Trail (TPT) to the
N the Iris tion
South orth h Sea
can offer something for everyone. port a Sea, betwe
nd Ho en
miles (3 rns
46km) ea is 215
Lots to places to visit on the Trail in Barnsley: long.
• Windle Edge, to the west of Dunford, is the highest point of the
Trail (435 meters).
• Penistone is over 213 meters above se level and one of the highest
market towns in England.
Fun F acts!
• Wortley Village – home to Wortley Hall, Church, tea rooms and
Wortley Top Forge.
of spurs to
• Cannon Hall, Park and Gardens – 70 acres of historical parkland. With the addition
eld, York and
• Wentworth Castle Gardens – the only Grade 1 listed landscape in Leeds, Chesterfi
there are
South Yorkshire. Kirkburton m ns ea
ile s (5 95 km ) of Trans
• Worsbrough Mill and Country Park – historical flour milling building. over 370 m
able explore.
to
• Wigfield Farm – animals to delight visitors young and old. Pennine Trail avail
• Monk Bretton Priory – ruins of the Cluniac Monastery founded in 1153
• RSPB Old Moor – a haven for bird and nature lovers.
• Elsecar Heritage Centre – former ironworks and the
Fun F a
colliery workshops of the Earls Fitzwilliam. cts!
The Tran
s
For information / leaflets contacts the Trans Pennine Barnsley Pennine Trail in
provides
of route 6
Trail national office: for walke 5 miles
and hors rs , cyclists
e riders.
Email: info@transpenninetrail.org.uk
Phone: 01226 772 574
Web: www.transpenninetrail.org.uk
Twitter: @TPT_National
Facebook: TransPennineTrailNationalOffice
Cycling clubs/groups
There are numerous clubs/groups within the borough Cycle Shops / Hire
that offer cycling opportunities on a regular basis venues
throughout Barnsley. For more information on these great
www.cyclepenistonecic.com
opportunities, please follow the links below:
www.cyclo-mania.co.uk
www.barnsleyroadclub.org.uk
www.gearedupcycles.co.uk
www.birdwellwheelerscyclingclub.co.uk
www.racescene.co.uk/contact-us
www.teamcysticfibrosis.co.uk
28S p re ad th e wo r d
Don’t forget that this Activity Pack is to give ideas and stimulate activity and everyone is
welcome to do their own project. But whatever you do, don’t be shy and be sure to share
using #TdYBarnsley and let us know so we can help to promote what you’re doing.
Community events
If you’re planning your own community event then do let us
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know! Our website will include listings so everyone can find
out what’s happening in their area
look out for
the interacti
To register or let us know about your ve map at:
Barnsley.g
event email eventplanning@barnsley.gov.uk ov.uk/TDY
If you have any queries, contact TourdeYorkshire@barnsley.gov.uk
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