Liphook Community Magazine Spring 2018
The Liphook Community Magazine exists to help maintain, encourage and initiate aspects of community life in which individuality, creativeness and mutual fellowship can flourish. It is produced and distributed by volunteers, free, to every household in the Parish of Bramshott and Liphook. It is financed by advertising and donations from individuals and organisations.
The Liphook Community Magazine exists to help maintain, encourage and initiate aspects of community life in which individuality, creativeness and mutual fellowship can flourish. It is produced and distributed by volunteers, free, to every household in the Parish of Bramshott and Liphook. It is financed by advertising and donations from individuals and organisations.
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some money for their chosen charities. We hope that <strong>2018</strong> will be<br />
the best yet.<br />
raised. We conducted our own post ride review process to ensure<br />
we can continue to fine tune the event and make it even better<br />
this year.”<br />
The website is up and running and will be open for ride entries in<br />
February. It is hoped that more charities and schools will be<br />
involved this year and anyone who wishes to be involved as a<br />
marshal, volunteer or a sponsor are asked to get in touch with the<br />
Crankers. The ride is ably supported by the <strong>Liphook</strong> Guides who<br />
run the refreshment stops as well as their renowned stall at<br />
Bohunt.<br />
Details of the <strong>Liphook</strong> Bike Ride are at www.liphookbikeride.com<br />
Anyone wishing to communicate with the LBR team should<br />
email: info@liphookbikeride.com<br />
Alistair Halliday<br />
The annual <strong>Liphook</strong> Bike Ride in its 28th year is, along with the<br />
famous <strong>Liphook</strong> Carnival, one of the biggest events in the village with<br />
over 1000 riders routinely taking part watched by 100’s of spectators<br />
and makes a such a significant contribution to local charities.<br />
One of the hallmarks of the ride is the wonderful way it attracts<br />
such a wide and diverse range of participants; from elite riders<br />
who are after a personal best to people of all ages and abilities<br />
riding for their first time - often in fancy dress and representing<br />
schools, charities and worthy local causes, along with the 100’s<br />
of under 12’s who ride the junior ride. It is great to be able to see<br />
such a large number of people enjoying themselves and making<br />
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