The ABLE Project's 'BMX highriders' scheme received £8,374 from Big Lottery's Awards for All to create a BMX club for young people with special needs. We worked half a day every week (12 weeks) to self-build an innovative pump track in the grounds of Ravenscliffe High School and Sports College, Halifax, England. Calderdale & Kirklees Green Business Network managed the project and are now transferring the lessons learnt onto a new (10 acre) site in North Kirklees. The pilot track remains in place as a community resource.
[ last updated 18 November 2014 ]
[ last updated 18 November 2014 ]
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Summer 2011
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Grand Opening 8th April!
Thanks to The Big Lottery Fund Awards For All and Marshalls plc. Halifax Courier article here. Now the After School Club begins.
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April 2011, now and next


Our Pump Track will have its Grand Opening April 8th and already we're planning a major follow on project. Click images to zoom.
You can follow progress in Crawley too!
Step 1, get used to the track ...
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February 2011: finishing touches
10 tonnes of "4mm to dust carboniferous limestone" (crushed rock sand) was donated to the project free of charge for top dressing. Thanks to Marshalls plc for this totally local product in keeping with our guiding principles. See more photos in 'Pics of track' (top).
Stop Press: the Grand Opening will be 8th April 2011.




Stop Press: the Grand Opening will be 8th April 2011.
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