Brackenwood helps safety roadshow hit the road
Roadshows to promote cycle safety and prevent bike theft are taking place across Basingstoke thanks in part to donations from local Basingstoke businesses including Brackenwood.
The free sessions, run by officers of the Basingstoke Safer Neighbourhoods Team, offer cycle marking and safety advice.
PCSO Alex Wheatland, of the Eastrop Safer Neighbourhoods Team, said: “The purpose of the roadshows is to raise awareness about cycle safety and offer some free crime prevention advice.”
“We regularly see people, particularly children, cycling without lights and we want to help make them become safer cyclists.”
The first sessions took place last week at Chiltern Primary School in Buckskin, Costello Technology College, in Crossborough Hill, Eastrop, and the ASDA supermarket in Chopin Road, Brighton Hill.
Roadshows include one held on Friday, February 12th between 5.30pm and 7.30pm at the Community House, in Branton Close, South Ham, and one scheduled for Saturday, March 13th between 10.00am and 4.00pm outside Debenhams in Festival Place.
The sessions are free thanks to donations from Brackenwood Windows, De La Rue, Hampshire County Council, Kingfisher HVHS Housing and Sony.

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