Difference between revisions of "Brighton & Hove"
m |
(Coronavirus update 1) |
||
Line 20: | Line 20: | ||
{{UK donations link}} | {{UK donations link}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color: red;">'''UPDATE - 26th March 2020:'''</span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color: red;">'''Due to the coronavirus outbreak the Brighton Naked Bike Ride will no longer be taking place on the 14th June 2020. It is currently hoped that the ride can instead be postponed to a date in September (TBA), although this will of course depend on how the situation develops over the coming months. Further information will be posted when it becomes available.'''</span> | ||
+ | |||
'''Join us for a naked "protestival" ride through the city — followed by a refreshing sea swim and beachfront after-party!''' | '''Join us for a naked "protestival" ride through the city — followed by a refreshing sea swim and beachfront after-party!''' | ||
Line 25: | Line 31: | ||
'''Every year since 2006, Brighton has joined [[List of rides|World Naked Bike Rides around the world]] to celebrate cycling and the human body. The ride demonstrates the vulnerability of cyclists on the road and is a protest against car culture.''' | '''Every year since 2006, Brighton has joined [[List of rides|World Naked Bike Rides around the world]] to celebrate cycling and the human body. The ride demonstrates the vulnerability of cyclists on the road and is a protest against car culture.''' | ||
− | '''Brighton's [http://www.worldnakedbikeride.org/ World Naked Bike Ride] will | + | '''Brighton's [http://www.worldnakedbikeride.org/ World Naked Bike Ride] will take place on <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Sunday 14 June 2020</span> (postponed). This will be our 15th ride. Up to 1,000 riders have taken part in previous peak years (2014 and 2010). Full nudity is permitted at the event, in cooperation with Sussex Police.''' |
'''The event is one of several [[List of rides#UK|UK and worldwide rides]] happening around the same time, including nearby [[London]], [[Portsmouth]], and [[Southampton]]. It is scheduled to allow people to take part in other rides as well, if they like.''' | '''The event is one of several [[List of rides#UK|UK and worldwide rides]] happening around the same time, including nearby [[London]], [[Portsmouth]], and [[Southampton]]. It is scheduled to allow people to take part in other rides as well, if they like.''' | ||
Line 41: | Line 47: | ||
<br style="clear: left;" /> | <br style="clear: left;" /> | ||
− | {{Ride location next ride|Date= | + | {{Ride location next ride|Date=TBA <!--([http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20200614T12&p0=1352&fg1=8fb32d&fg2=007746&msg=Brighton+Naked+Bike+Ride&swk=1 Countdown!])-->|Time=11 am|Location=[http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=BN1+6SD Preston Park], Preston Road, Brighton, BN1 6SD}} |
<br style="clear: right;" /> | <br style="clear: right;" /> |
Revision as of 14:25, 26 March 2020
List of rides > UK > Brighton & Hove
Brighton Naked Bike Ride pages : Join us! | Press information | Media coverage | Listings | History | Photos | Videos | Poetry
{{#ev:vimeo|25165131|400|right|London and Brighton Naked Bike Ride 2011}}
Please donate to the WNBR UK Fund
The UK World Naked Bike Ride fund meets the cost of insuring rides
across the UK, and provides local organisers with money for
poster/flyer printing, advertising, ride equipment etc.
Please give generously.
UPDATE - 26th March 2020:
Due to the coronavirus outbreak the Brighton Naked Bike Ride will no longer be taking place on the 14th June 2020. It is currently hoped that the ride can instead be postponed to a date in September (TBA), although this will of course depend on how the situation develops over the coming months. Further information will be posted when it becomes available.
Join us for a naked "protestival" ride through the city — followed by a refreshing sea swim and beachfront after-party!
Every year since 2006, Brighton has joined World Naked Bike Rides around the world to celebrate cycling and the human body. The ride demonstrates the vulnerability of cyclists on the road and is a protest against car culture.
Brighton's World Naked Bike Ride will take place on Sunday 14 June 2020 (postponed). This will be our 15th ride. Up to 1,000 riders have taken part in previous peak years (2014 and 2010). Full nudity is permitted at the event, in cooperation with Sussex Police.
The event is one of several UK and worldwide rides happening around the same time, including nearby London, Portsmouth, and Southampton. It is scheduled to allow people to take part in other rides as well, if they like.
The ride is part of national Bike Week (June 2019).
Please join our email list for occasional updates on the ride and related events.
Next ride
Date: TBA
Time: 11 am
Location: Preston Park, Preston Road, Brighton, BN1 6SD
Ride details
Schedule
Food and drinkPlease make sure you're well-fed at the start of the ride. If necessary, bring lunch to eat before we start, plus snacks and water for the ride. Bike and body decorationPlease bring decorations and body paint. We'd like to have a lot more body painting. If you are a body painter please get in touch. Route2019 draft route map showing start, end and rest points The route goes via central Brighton and Hove, past a number of local attractions (i360, Brighton Pier, Royal Pavilion, seafront etc), before finishing at Black Rock naturist beach where we can have a post-ride party, swim and picnic. WeatherCheck local weather at the following sites:
|
Getting thereIf you live outside Brighton, please try to use sustainable transport to get to and from the ride (eg: by train, bus, car share, bio-diesel or electric vehicle). Please note that most buses don't take bikes and there are some restrictions on trains (except folding bikes). You can check various options at:
Bike hireIf you haven't got a bike, the following shops are offering 10% discounts on the day of the event to people who quote 'Brighton Naked Bike Ride':
You can also sign up to the BTN BikeShare scheme, and hire a bike for 3p per minute: The following company also hires out Dutch bikes, including tandems and child-carrying bikes, and is located next to Brighton train station:
AccommodationDiscounts have traditionally been available at the Ambassador Hotel. |
Publicity
Printed flyers and posters available for collection and distribution from Brighton Bike Hub.
Pre-ride events
Planning meet-ups
Please come along if you'd like to get involved in any way or want to find out more, anyone is welcome. We meet at least once a month in the run-up to the ride, from January to June.
Next meeting date/s: See Facebook
In particular, we are keen to find people willing to assist with:
- Setting up and packing away equipment at The Level on the ride day (gazebos, signage, fencing etc). Preferably non-riders, as the packing away must be carried out after the ride sets off.
- Body painting. Skilled body painters sought, an indoor location may be available.
- Organising pre-ride fundraising or after ride social events.
- Marshalling during the ride: Helping to keep riders together and safe, and providing assistance if necessary.
- Stewarding before the ride: Collecting donations, handing out flyers and dealing with intrusive photographers.
- Bike mechanics to assist riders with bike repairs and maintenance before the ride and at the rest stops.
Get involved!
Ride on the day
Please show your support for this event and its message by riding "as bare as you dare" on the day. For more information on what to bring etc, visit the Joining a ride page.
Spread the word
The more people know about the ride, the more will come. The more people come and ride, the more successful the event will be, and the safer riders will feel.
Help organise and promote this ride
To really make this ride happen, please get involved in organising and promoting the ride. See the Brighton & Hove planning notes for more information on jobs required.
Suggested charities
The Brighton Naked Bike Ride is an environmental and road safety protest, not a charity event. However, if you'd like to raise money for charity through sponsoring your ride, please consider supporting the following relevant organisations:
- Cyclists’ Defence Fund
- Friends Of The Earth
- Greenpeace
- Jo Walters Trust
- Liberty
- RoadPeace
- Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)
- Sustrans
Media coverage, Photos, Video, History
See media coverage, photos, video and history pages.
Links
More information on the Brighton & Hove ride is available at:
Website/s
- Brighton Naked Bike Ride – shortcut to this page
Discussion group/s
- Brighton Naked Bike Ride Facebook group (join us!)
- Brighton Naked Bike Ride Facebook page (become a fan!)
- Brighton Naked Bike Ride Yahoo! group
- WNBR UK Yahoo! group
Endorsements
The following Brighton bike organisations have sponsored our flyers and provided other support:
- The Bike's The Business: Bike courier company
- Cranks: DIY bike workshop
- G-Whizz Cycles: Hove second-hand cycle emporium and workshop
We are also supported and endorsed by:
- Magpie Recycling: Brighton recycling cooperative who have provided their bio-diesel flatbed truck as a support vehicle since the 2010 ride
- Press Dispensary: Press agency that have produced and distributed our press releases
Listings
Related rides
Location information
- Maps of Brighton & Hove: Streetmap.co.uk / ViaMichelin / Google Maps
- Wikipedia: Brighton & Hove
- Wikipedia: Brighton
- Wikipedia: Hove
- Wikipedia: East Sussex
Categories
- UK
- Ride locations
- United Kingdom
- 2006 ride locations
- 2007 ride locations
- 2008 ride locations
- 2009 ride locations
- 2010 ride locations
- 2011 ride locations
- 2012 ride locations
- 2013 ride locations
- 2014 ride locations
- 2015 ride locations
- 2016 ride locations
- 2017 ride locations
- 2018 ride locations
- 2019 ride locations
- Confirmed ride locations
- Northern hemisphere ride locations
- Previous ride locations
- Ride locations with media coverage
- Ride locations with photos
- Ride locations with videos