Aldeburgh Fire Station and Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service are inviting people to get on their bikes and set off on 2024's Suffolk Fire Ride.
The annual event is a popular fundraiser for the Fire Fighters Charity, which helps past and present fire and rescue service personnel and their families.
Suffolk Fire Ride
The event is on Sunday, July 7, 2024, and is being hosted by Aldeburgh station, from where two routes will start and finish via the beautiful countryside and the iconic coastline of Suffolk.
Riders can take part in one of two signed routes of 37 or 65 miles, starting from 8 am
Riders can take part in one of two signed routes of 37 or 65 miles, starting from 8 am and with registration open from 7 am on the day.
supporting firefighters
Group Manager - Carolyn Crabb of SFRS, said, "This will be our 11th event, and with a combination of such an excellent location, beautiful scenery for cycling, and the promise of a BBQ at the end we are sure the ride will be a huge draw."
Carolyn Crabb adds, "The Suffolk Fire Ride is a popular event, and we are always grateful for the support of those taking part and their family and friends. The ride is open to cyclists of all abilities and the money raised from the event will go towards supporting firefighters across the country through the Fire Fighters Charity."
Fire Fighters Charity
Councillor Steve Wiles, Suffolk County Council Cabinet Member for Public Protection, said, "The Fire Fighters Charity is a wonderful cause and the cycle ride is a fun way in which to support it."
Steve Wiles adds, "The charity does sterling work helping firefighters, who often face difficult and stressful situations serving the community. I wish everyone taking part in this year’s event good luck and good weather!"
The event details
- Date: 7th July 2024
- Venue: Aldeburgh Fire Station, Kings Field, Aldeburgh IP15 5EJ
- Time: 8 am, registration opens at 7 am
- Distances: Two signed routes, 37 and 65 miles
The online entry fee for any distance is £30 (registration fees included. On the day entry is £35.
