This Friday local cyclists are invited to take part in the Birmingham Bike Train. Join up to commute into the city centre with other cyclists, taking the quieter roads that make the cycle into the city easier than you might think. There is a meeting point at Fox Hollies and The Inn on the Green in Acocks Green. There will be cyclists arriving from 5 other starting points around Birmingham, all with the aim of arriving together in Victoria Square at 8.30am where there will be coffee supplied by EAT and pastries amd juice. Friends of The Earth and the cycling organisation Pushbikes ran the same cycling event last year, and building on that success they hope that many cyclists will join up with fellow pedallers to make the Cycle Train a worthwhile and enlightening experience. Contact the Pushbikes secretary on the email address above if you would like to join the train. http://www.pushbikes.org.uk/contact
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