Caravan Chaos!

We got a Raleigh Chuckles. It's a good bike, but we had to fix it before it would work. The cog holding the chain needed to be wound further in: it was rubbing against the frame and the pedals wouldn't go round. It was sad for me because I remembered, as a child, I too had had a brand new raleigh. It had many things wrong with it from the moment we got it home. Soon afterwards, I entered a cycling proficiency test during a big cycling fun-day. My bike failed to pass the road-worthiness test. Consequently, I failed my cycling proficiency. What a pathetic moment that was for me. I felt so humiliated, lost and alone when they found and noted that one thing after another wasn't working on my bike. I was told it wasn't safe to go on the road.

Children's bikes should be in a fit state to ride when then are sold cos not all parents are going to fix them up for their child, and the child can't do it for themselves.

Penryn Breastfeeding group would like to invite all breastfeeding mums across Cornwall to take part in a mass-breastfeed on the Moor in Falmouth to raise awareness and promote breastfeeding.

Saturday May 17th at 12 noon