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Pedal Power – Spring Updates and Activities

Pedal Power is celebrating spring with extended opening hours, exciting workshops, and community cycling sessions across Cardiff. From free workshops and live music to social rides for all ages and abilities, there’s plenty to get involved with this season.

Highlights include:

Extended hours at Pontcanna and Cardiff Bay sites, plus café improvements funded by Glamorgan Voluntary Services.
Free creative workshops: Wild Rhythm Nature (11 April) and Ray of Light Crafts (22 April).
Live music with classical guitar on 11 April.
Social rides: Recumbent Trikes, Relaxed Park Rides, Tandem for Sight Loss, and 50+ Bike & Brew Social.
New young adults club: Weekly sessions at Capel Salem for individuals with additional learning needs.

Pedal Power is also listed on Euan’s Guide to support accessibility—reviews are welcomed!

For full details and to explore all activities, read the full newsletter here.

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