Thanks to Shaun, Ash, Baggy, George, Tom, Stoner, Lodgy, Dale & Harry for the bike ride last night - it was 14.8km.
I understand ice skating is off next week as we've not received any activity consent forms and so cannot book it!
Tesco bag packing 5th June - please let a Leader know, who can & who cannot go by 25/05/10! We have a list of do's & don't that we have to comply with.
Chief Scouts visit 30/05/10 - need permission forms from those wanting to camp by 25/05/10 along with a £5 deposit, we need to liaise with the district leaders to firm up the plans.
Tarnoree 19/06/10 is cancelled. However we will still be running a camp for Hoyland & Hoyland Common (who have booked), again we need to liaise with the leaders to plan the activities etc. We need permission forms from those wanting to camp by 25/05/10 along with a £5 deposit.
Think that's it but I'm sure you'll let me know.
Regards
Chris Moore
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* Clothing - windproof/waterproof & tight fitting - do not wear or tie anything around you that will become trapped.
* Footwear - trainers comfortable for safe cycling
* First Aid - should you fall off
* Repairs - do you know how to fix a puncture or a chain having come off
* Lights - do they work, have you spare batteries
* Food & Water
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* Cycling can be dangerous & a physically challenging activity - participants should be aware of risks and be personally responsible for loss, damage or injury
* Helmets must be worn
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* Cycle/Countryside/Highway Codes must be adhered to & respect given to others.
* Although cycles and equipment may be provided, it is down to individuals to check this and ensure it is safe and suitable for the activity they are about to commence.
* Cycles may be ridden anywhere that complies with the law i.e. on public roads, bridleways & trails.
* Clothing - windproof/waterproof & tight fitting - do not wear or tie anything around you that will become trapped.
* Footwear - trainers comfortable for safe cycling
* First Aid - should you fall off
* Repairs - do you know how to fix a puncture or a chain having come off
* Lights - do they work, have you spare batteries
* Food & Water
* Mobile Phone/telephone money
Parents/Guardians should note in addition to the activity consent:
* Cycling can be dangerous & a physically challenging activity - participants should be aware of risks and be personally responsible for loss, damage or injury
* Helmets must be worn
* Damage costs (other than punctures) will be the responsibility of the rider
* Cycle/Countryside/Highway Codes must be adhered to & respect given to others.
* Although cycles and equipment may be provided, it is down to individuals to check this and ensure it is safe and suitable for the activity they are about to commence.
* Cycles may be ridden anywhere that complies with the law i.e. on public roads, bridleways & trails.
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