Posted: Wed 7th Mar 2018

University members get on their bikes for Green Week

This article is old - Published: Wednesday, Mar 7th, 2018

Staff, students’ union representatives and students from Wrexham Glyndwr University got together for a lunch time cycle ride around Wrexham today.

The event was part of a 12-day programme of events around the university’s campuses to mark Go Green Week and Fairtrade Fortnight.

Leading the bike ride were Wrexham Glyndwr University Vice Chancellor Maria Hinfelaar and event organiser Claire Doran, Senior Safety, Health and Environment Officer.

Professor Hinfelaar said: “We’re promoting healthy living and the importance of getting out at lunch time for a quick cycle – even if it’s only quarter of an hour it’s absolutely worth it.

“It’s not just about exercise but clearing the head and it will be good for colleagues to meet up to go for a ride together – there is safety in numbers as the road can be challenging.”

Claire Doran said: “Bikes are a clean and healthy way of getting around, and the university has bikes students and staff can hire from the Sports Hall.

“The university is also a supporter of the employee benefit scheme Cycle to Work.

“Today is about getting everyone together for some exercise, fresh air and company – a healthy way to take a quick break from work or studies.”

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