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Local sponsor continues support
of Charity Bike Ride
Red carpet treatment for Great Milk
(stout) Ride
Landale Carpets of Summerbridge, will again be sponsoring
the commemorative medals and certificates for every rider
completing either the 20
mile Full Monty, or the 10
mile ½ Litre rides in this year's 16th annual Great
Milk (stout) Ride.
New sponsors welcome
We are always happy to welcome new sponsors
to join in supporting Macmillan.
Earlier this year the Harrogate Software Systems company,
Erudine were the latest to join this group. Based at
Central House in the heart of Harrogate, Erudine is a highly
innovative software development company. Started in 2002 by
Pateley Bridge born brothers Martin and Phil Rice, Erudine
is set to revolutionise the IT industry with its radical new
technology - Erudine's Behaviour Engine. They join the expanding
elite band of local and national sponsors
After last year's ride, Peter Somerville of AMPS News Ltd.,
who has provided both vans and drivers to act as "sweepers"
following the Rides to pick up any stragglers, suggested to
Cliff Barton that it was time to put AMPS support on an official
basis and they have now become the latest to swell the ranks
of local sponsors of the Great Milk (stout) Ride. They join
other regulars who include Birchfield Ice Cream Summerbridge,
Houseman International Transport of Darley, QPS Group Ripon,
Olympus Bespoke Joinery Markington, Cartridge World Harrogate,
Harrogate Spa Water, EW Smith & Company Skipton, Branch
Autobodies Ilkley, Deakin Accountancy Ltd Glasshouses, Stiff
Mountain Bikes Headingley, Moorfield Developments Doncaster,
A1 Christmas Trees Dacre Banks, The Cheridan Raithby Charitable
Trust, Activ Computer Services Little Ouseburn, Ilkley Round
Table. The Ride continues to benefit from local media support
including the Ackrill Group, Stray FM, Fresh Radio for the
Dales and BBC local radio.
Register on line
Individual riders and teams can register
on line at www.gmsr.co.uk alternatively ring 01423-711699
and leave your details to receive the number of rider packs
required.
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