History of the charity

How our journey began…

BikeAbility Wales was started by Laura Bolton in 2004. Laura, who was working for Sustrans at the time, realised that there was no cycling provision for people with disabilities in South West Wales, so she decided to do something about it. With charm, determination and resourcefulness, Laura founded BikeAbility Wales to provide those in the area in need of extra physical support with the opportunity to cycle. After she sadly passed away, a number of her friends and supporters of BikeAbility Wales were determined to continue the work she started, in her honour.

Here is Laura on one of our handcycles:

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Following government guidance, we continue to implement safety measures to limit the number of people who can safely visit us at one time.

Safety Measures

All visitors must book a session prior to arrival so that social distancing can be maintained with confidence.

We’re following the Covid-19 government safety advice for all guests and staff to achieve the highest standards.

We continue to assess the guidelines daily.New operating procedures, cleaning schedules and one-way systems are in place to help manage social distancing.

We continue to use safe separations in areas that need it and staff continue to wear personal protective equipment so they can work safely with clients.Contactless transactions for payment are provided.

It’s up to you help keep us safe too:Maintain your two-metre social distancing – that’s at least 1 adult bike lengthKeep those hands clean

History of the charity

How our journey began…

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