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Cycling and Your Child

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  1. We now have an entry in the VeloVision links section:

    "Cycling and Your Child - useful website with information for parents.
    Excellently produced leaflet suitable as a hand-out for schools etc is
    available as a free PDF download. Also plenty of good advice for family
    cycling, aimed at the newcomer to the field."

    Peter Eland will be putting a note about the leaflet/site in the next
    issue of VV.

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Clinch Medical Physics IT Officer
    Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Univ. of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital
    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
    net [email hidden] http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

  2. Peter Clinch said:

    We now have an entry in the VeloVision links section:

    "Cycling and Your Child - useful website with information for parents.
    Excellently produced leaflet suitable as a hand-out for schools etc is
    available as a free PDF download. Also plenty of good advice for family
    cycling, aimed at the newcomer to the field."


    Two house points to the "Cycling and your child" collective, two more
    to that nice Peter Eland.

    Link to Velovision here: <http://www.velovision.co.uk/>

    Quoted message said:

    Peter Eland will be putting a note about the leaflet/site in the next
    issue of VV.

    I see Simon Ward (nice bloke, once of this parish) does his web
    wrangling.

    Tim

  3. Peter Clinch said:

    We now have an entry in the VeloVision links section:

    "Cycling and Your Child - useful website with information for parents.
    Excellently produced leaflet suitable as a hand-out for schools etc is
    available as a free PDF download. Also plenty of good advice for family
    cycling, aimed at the newcomer to the field."

    Peter Eland will be putting a note about the leaflet/site in the next
    issue of VV.

    Result! - as I believe young people now say.

    --
    Brian G
    www.wetwo.co.uk

  4. Peter Clinch said:

    We now have an entry in the VeloVision links section:

    "Cycling and Your Child - useful website with information for parents.
    Excellently produced leaflet suitable as a hand-out for schools etc is
    available as a free PDF download. Also plenty of good advice for family
    cycling, aimed at the newcomer to the field."

    Peter Eland will be putting a note about the leaflet/site in the next
    issue of VV.

    Excellent, Peter. Thanks for hosting it and building up the website.

    I have the website, www.britishschoolofcycling.com, and that might be
    a more visible place to co-host Cycling and Your Child. If you think
    that domain's too long, I also have www.britsc.com.

  5. Tom Crispin said:

    I have the website, www.britishschoolofcycling.com, and that might be
    a more visible place to co-host Cycling and Your Child. If you think
    that domain's too long, I also have www.britsc.com.

    I think something like cyclingchild.org[.uk] might be most relevant and
    obvious, but as of right now I know nothing about domain ownership so I
    need to do some reading. Also seems easiest to just point a domain name
    at the existing site rather than to mirror (though I'm quite happy for
    it to be mirrored), but I'm open to suggestions.

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Clinch Medical Physics IT Officer
    Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Univ. of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital
    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
    net [email hidden] http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

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