CYCLISTS are being urged to use pedal power to help to fight cancer.
Cancer Research UK's Cycle for Life will take place on Sunday, starting at Meadowfield Leisure Centre, near Durham City.
Cycle for Life is a national series of 18 bike rides to raise funds for research into cancers that affect men. Sean Readman, 34, of Durham, and Brian Riley, 36, of Newton Aycliffe, who work for Durham City Council leisure department are helping to organise the event. Mr Riley will lead cyclists around the 15-mile route, while Mr Readman will follow the last rider to ensure they complete the course.
The route is designed for cyclists of all levels of ability Entry is £7.50 for adults and £4.50 for under 18s. Enter on the day or call 0870 161 1010.
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