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Well into the New Year and welcome 2012, it is now that everyone will be setting their new year’s resolutions of which 60% will have failed by the end of February ’12. If like myself you too have already completed the challenges of giving up smoking, drinking and the excessive use of bad language, then […] WOW I’ve had a week off work and on my return per normal woke up put on my cycle gear and headed off. I was certainly caught out by the sudden change in weather. Leaving for 06:30 hot been that painful for a long time. Saying that this weekend I’ll be off to get a […] Well it has certainly been a long time, but I’m back. The last few months have been really busy and there has been a lack of rides leading up to the end of the summer/ autumn. But earlier this week, kitted up I set off to Richmond Park, unfortunately with the lack of training 40miles […] First to the post I would like to welcome a few additional riders to the Cycle 2 Save Lives – Eastbourne team: 1) Michael Craven – Parent of St Georges neonatal graduate; 2) Ben Aitken – Big Yellow Self Storage 3) Kevin Clark – Big Yellow Self […]
London Snow Excellent news, My new bike arrived last week and finally my training for the ride of 2011 can begin. I made the decision to continue to cycle to work despite the cold weather. Now was this a good idea or not? Well day after day […] Excellent news, Big Yellow Self Storage has kindly offered to supply a custom cycle kit for the C2SL team. Thank you to all at Big Yellow for your support, we will be uploading some pictures of the cycle kits in the new year once they have been delivered. Big […] 
The Neonatal Unit at St George’s Hospital cares for over 500 new-born babies each year (up to 35 at any one time) in the intensive, high dependency and special care nurseries at the hospital, which is based in Tooting, South West London. In October 2009 my little angel “Scarlett” was one […] In October 2009 my daughter Scarlett was born 8 weeks premature, she weighed only 2lb 1oz and born with many complications as do many premature babies, she was cared for by the staff at the St George’s Neonatal Unit in London, we were fortunate enough to have Scarlett cared for by the nurses […] |