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What is the Challenge? This year we have the Samaritans Cycle Whiteleaf Challenge,which will time all riders on the 50 & 80 mile routes that have to go up Whiteleaf hill as part of their route to see who will

Come and Join us for our 50th Anniversary Celebrations at the Wycombe Swan on Tuesday 6th November with the multi award-winning Amersham A Cappella as they perform their Edinburgh Fringe debut. A sensational hour of spine-tingling vocal harmonies and foot

Chiltern Samaritans is getting busier and busier and our calls have exceed 35,000 this year – a significant increase. The need is there and the funds raised from this event helped enormously on 2017. As you know, the 2018 Chiltern

We are excited to reveal a commemorative cycling jersey in support of the Samaritans Cycle,  All profits will go to the Samaritans. The short sleeved full zip shirt is a high quality breathable material with three rear pockets plus a

Want to talk like a cyclist? Are you a MAMIL or a Fred? (or both?) Maybe you’re a wheel sucker or a puller? Cycling today involves a whole different language, here’s a small selection of cycling words to throw into

A brand new cycling sportive, Samaritans Cycle,  was launched in 2017 to support a hugely worthwhile Buckinghamshire charity. Every 15 minutes, night and day, 365 days a year, one of Chiltern Samaritans 100+ trained volunteers starts a dialogue with someone

Join the Samaritans Cycle Strava Club Page “Want to join our club in Strava ? Once you’re in, you can connect with other members that are taking part in the Samaritans Cycle  and see the club’s best photos, stories, events

While you are cycling around the beautiful Chiltern countryside on Saturday thinking about the free beer, the free food and the shiny medal and remembering you’re also helping the Samaritans, keep an eye out for the photographer who should out

If you have been focusing on a target event, you want to put in the best performance you possibly can on the big day. Although unavoidable bad luck can befall us all, if you adopt the British Cycling and Team