Podcast with Dave ‘Mr UK Trails’ Evans

Barely in post a week, we sat down with Dave Evans, Project Manager for the new UK Trail Project, to find out more about the project’s plans. The initial rider workshops are underway, with more online ones due early next year, and a questionnaire to follow. Be sure to make yourself heard!

UK Trails Launch Tour – Dates for Riders’ Workshops 

Location Venue Date & Time Registration Link 
North Wales Plas-Y-Brenin 21st November 7-9pm  Register Now
South East England Hurtwood Inn, Peaslake, Surrey Hills 29th November 7-9pm  Register Now
South Wales Barry Sidings Café, Pontypridd5th December 7-9pm  Register Now
North West England Hawkshead Brewery, Staveley6th December 7-9pm  Register Now
Northern Ireland Outdoor Recreation NI Offices, Belfast 13th December 7-9pm  Register Now
Scotland Birnam Institute, Dunkeld 9th January 2024, 7-9pm  Register Now
North Central England Sheffield, Venue TBC,11th January, 7-9pm  
MidlandsNorthampton, Venue TBCDate TBC 

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