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Bike Project Surrey is a charity and social enterprise refurbishing recycled bikes, providing accredited training and servicing bikes for the community. Working on and riding bikes make us happy and healthy that’s why we love bikes and we want to pass that on to everyone. We are part of Surrey Lifelong Learning Partnership a charity helping people return to learning and employment.
Woking Road Depot, GU1 1QE, Guildford, United Kingdom
Great people doing great work, despite the Council's best efforts to close them down by throwing they out of a public building now lying rotting. Train disabled and those who have missed on on learning and training, and they get bikes to local and service them at a fraction of the costs of Halfords and the like. What customer service should be like, and how local charities should function.
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