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Clarification: Rotary Pedal Push

1:03pm Saturday 10th May 2008

By Neil Phillips »

WE would like to clarify that the annual Rotary Pedal Push event in High Wycombe is taking place on Sunday May 18.

The cycling event will not take place this Sunday as stated in Thursday's South Bucks Star and this week's Bucks Free Press.

We apologise for any confusion.

The annual event, which willl be raising money for Scannappeal, will this year start at The Grange, in Wycombe Road, Saunderton, from 8am.

Participants can choose to take part in either a 25 mile or 50 mile route.

Entrance costs £12 on the day, or £10 in advance, and £5 for under-15's.

For more information call 01494 528107, or go to www.pedalpush.org.uk.

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