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Little Society: Friday
28th February 2011
In Friday’s Little Society programme we caught up with The Holme Valley Fair Trade Support Group after their fantastically successful Totally Tropical Tea Party. Also on the show a discussion with the Kirklees Bicycle Users Group and information about the Earth Heart Festival…
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Latest: Chris Wilby - ages ago 2nd March 2011, 10:12pm
Bikeability is the company delivering their brand of National Cycle Training mainly to Schools. Banning a word is too harsh, but it goes by the name National Standards. You will not see Cycling Proficiency on any certificates. There was a big push when the new training was relaunched to not call it Cycling Proficiency, and I have only repeated what is the trend in this area. As you have stated Bikeability have distanced themselves from the old name. But really I don't mind what you want to call it.
Jeff - ages ago 1st March 2011, 11:23pm
"I'm sorry, you can't call it cycling proficiency, that's banned..." I'm sorry, but who banned it? Bikeability, the company running the levels mentioned, states on their website, 'cycling proficiency' for the 21st Century!