‘Drive (and ride) So Others Survive’: Share our paths and roads and save lives
Op-ed by WestCycle CEO Wayne Bradshaw
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Women on Wheels aims to encourage and inspire more women to ride. It’s for women, trans and non-binary people who are live in Western Australia and are interested in bike riding in all its forms.
Women on Wheels aims to encourage and inspire more women to ride. It’s for women, trans and non-binary people who live in Western Australia and are interested in bike riding in all its forms.
Session 1 - Tuesday 30th June
Session 2 - Tuesday 6th sept
Session 3 - Tuesday 13th sept
Session 1 - Tuesday 13th June
Session 2 - Tuesday 20th June
Session 3 - Tuesday 27th June
Session 1 - wednesday 3rd may
Session 2 - WEDNESDAY 10th MAY
Session 3 - WEDNESDAY 17th MAY
Session 1 - wednesday 3rd may
Session 2 - WEDNESDAY 10th MAY
Session 3 - WEDNESDAY 17th MAY
Session 4 - Wesdnesday 24th may
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Op-ed by WestCycle CEO Wayne Bradshaw
Connectivity Traumatic Brain Injury Australia is pleased to share its latest educational offering – a free, online Sport-Related Concussion Short Course. WestCycle encourages the WA bike riding
WestCycle gathered with passionate individuals, experts, advocates and organisations to discuss key issues and share best practices and knowledge at the 2023 Injury Prevention Summit.
Ride a local course, answer quiz questions, win prizes!
Acknowledgement of Country
WestCycle acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community.
We pay our respects to all members of the aboriginal communities and their cultures, and to Elders both past and present.
