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  Sierra Leone struggles with education access due to long distances and inadequate transportation. Addressing this, the Village Bicycle Project partnered with EducAid to provide bicycles to underserved students. This programme aimed to enhance education access in three different communities in Sierra Leone.   Following the latest shipment of bicycles from Re-Cycle, bikes were distributed […]

Join John’s Climb for a Cause! Help Re-Cycle Reach New Heights!   We are proud to share the inspiring story of John, a long-standing volunteer who has been collecting unwanted bicycles from around London and bringing them to Re-Cycle for many years. John has been a trustee for over a year now and continues to

Empowering Education through the Cycle to School Project in The Gambia.   In West Africa, the Wonder Years Centre of Excellence (WYCE) is creating change through its approach to education and healthcare services. Our latest spotlight is on the transformative initiative – the “Cycle to School Bike Project” – addressing the challenges faced by students

  Re-Cycle sends a Container of Bicycles to Sierra Leone   Re-Cycle is thrilled to announce the successful shipment and arrival of its container to Sierra Leone on 21 August 2023. After several years the charity has successfully reestablished its partnership with Sierra Leone.     Loaded with over 500 bicycles, and a substantial quantity

  Greater Anglia Partners with Re-Cycle to Provide Sustainable Transportation   Re-Cycle, in collaboration with Greater Anglia, is proud to announce its ongoing efforts to promote sustainable transportation and support African communities in need. Abandoned bicycles left at stations across the Greater Anglia network, including Cambridge, Chelmsford, and Norwich, are being repurposed to make a

  Re-Cycle is Celebrating a 10-Year Partnership with Halfords   Re-Cycle’s partnership with Halfords started in 2013 with the first delivery of bikes received on 8th May 2013   After delivering stock items in stores, Halfords collect the donated bikes and returns them to distribution centres in the Midlands, where they are all loaded into