he Pythian Club Bike Project is a community initiative that supports children and young people by providing access to bicycles, safety equipment, and structured cycling activities. The project encourages positive physical activity, improves health and wellbeing, and helps young people build confidence, independence, and practical life skills.
Through supervised sessions, participants take part in guided bike rides, road safety awareness, and basic bike maintenance, ensuring they can ride safely and responsibly within their community. The project also offers a positive alternative to anti-social behaviour by engaging young people in regular, purposeful activity and strengthening relationships between young people, youth workers, and the wider community.
Overall, the project aims to promote healthy lifestyles, increase mobility, and create safer, more connected communities while supporting the Pythian Club’s wider work in youth engagement and social change.
All participants must be registered with the Pythian Club and have completed consent forms before taking part.
Participants should arrive on time and sign in with a staff member before the session begins.
Suitable clothing must be worn, including closed-toe footwear. Loose clothing should be avoided.
Helmets must be worn at all times while riding. Helmets will be provided if needed.
Participants must follow all instructions given by staff and volunteers to ensure everyone’s safety.
Bikes and equipment must be used responsibly and returned in good condition at the end of each session.
Road safety rules must be followed at all times, including stopping when instructed and being aware of other road or path users.
Respect must be shown to staff, other participants, and members of the public.
Any injuries, damage, or concerns must be reported to a staff member immediately.
Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the session.
The Pythian Club Bike Project
The Pythian Club Bike Project gives young people the chance to ride, learn bike safety, and have fun in a safe, supportive environment.
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Heathfield Community Centre
7A Ventnor Rise
Nottingham
NG5 1HR
Heathfield Community Centre is based within Heathfield Park which is just off Ventnor Rise, a residential street and is not easily visible from the road.
To access the Centre, drive down the small road (between no 7 and no 9) and park within the park.
NOTE: parking within the grounds is essential as Ventnor Rise is residential parking ONLY.
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