Competitions As well as Sporting Events the Tour de Hemlington includes Competitions with some great prizes—GET INVOLVED!

Best Dressed House Open to All Homes! The Best Dressed House Competition sponsored by Taylor Wimpey is looking for a house like yours to be dressed up in all of the colours of the Tour de Yorkshire. Simply dress up your home and send a picture to Hemlington@taylorwimpey.com by Sunday

1st May to win a prize of £50 in vouchers of your choice!

Best Bake Open to All Ages! If you’re Middlesbrough's answer to Mary Berry here’s your chance. Bring your ‘Tour De Yorkshire’ themed bake to Hemlington Recreation Centre between 11am and 12pm on

Sunday 8th May for a chance to win £25 in vouchers of your choice! Starring our very

own Guest Judge, MFC ’Fly me to the Moon’ editor, Rob Nichols!

Cycle Crafts Open to All Ages! A General craft competition, whether you like knitting, welding, painting or anything in between its your chance to get noticed. Bring your Bicycle themed craft creations to Hemlington Recreation Centre between 11am and 12pm on Sunday 8th May for a

chance to win £25 in vouchers of your choice!

Colouring Competition 13 years and Under

Taylor Wimpey are one of the UK's largest residential

developers. As a responsible developer we are committed

to working with local people and communities and are

proud to support Tour de Hemlington.

We work with selected subcontractors and use carefully

sourced materials to make sure that the homes we sell

are of a high quality, are built safely, efficiently and cost-

effectively and have as little effect as possible on the

environment.

www.taylorwimpey.co.uk/hemlington

Drop in to Hemlington Library to pick up your entry form and return by the 3rd May. Three lucky winners to be selected and entries will be displayed on Sunday 8th at the Recreation Centre!

proud to support Tour de Hemlington

To celebrate the Tour de Yorkshire coming to Middlesbrough,

Hemlington will be celebrating with a Tour of their own with

lots of FREE cycling and sport activities, including:

Organised Cycle Ride, 5km Fun Run, Community Stroll, Youth Disco, Stalls

Bike Doctor maintenance checks, Competitions, and MUCH MORE DATES: SUNDAY 1 MAY 2016—SUNDAY 8TH MAY

Supported by:

Hemlington’s Local Councillors & Swift-Tees Running Club

A Whole Week of Action

Sunday 1st May & Monday 2nd May Tour de Yorkshire: A whole host of events are taking place in Middlesbrough town centre to celebrate the start of the Stage 3 race. Including : Enjoy the Ride Carnival and Bike Parade Into Teesside—Free May Day Music Festival Enjoy the Ride Street Races Visit: lovemiddlesbrough.com to find more about what’s on!

Tuesday 3rd May

Swift-Tees Running club: 9.30am—Run, Walk or Jog! ALL ages and abilities welcome! Meet at Cresswell Close (TS8 9QB.

Wednesday 4th May

Swift-Tees Running club: 6.30pm—Another chance to get into running, jogging or walking and practice your technique with the Swift-Tees. ALL ages and abilities welcome! Meet at Cresswell Close (TS8 9QB). Youth Disco at Hemlington Recreation Centre: Do the Dab, Hit the Quan or get up and NaeNae! 4.30-6pm for ages 13 and Under 6.30-8.30pm for Ages 13+

Thursday 5th May Bike Postcoding: 3pm-4pm: On offer at the Recreation Centre to protect your Bike against theft. Bike Doctor: 4pm-6pm: Bring your Bicycle for a maintenance check up outside Hemlington Recreation Centre.

Friday 6th May Youth Club: 6pm -8.30pm: at Linx, Hemlington Recreation Centre—Age 13+ welcome

Saturday 7th May Children’s Helmet Safety Activity: 9.30-11.30: Have fun and get creative at Hemlington Library Hub.

2015 saw the Tour de Yorkshire travel through cities like York, Harrogate and Leeds, 2016 is Middlesbrough’s turn with famous

names like Sir Bradley Wiggins taking part. Starting at Centre Square, the riders will pedal down Borough Road before heading

into the University’s new Campus. Then it’s down Linthorpe Road to the Cenotaph, before taking a short detour through Albert

Park. After passing the former Clairville Stadium site, the riders will swing onto Marton Road and up past the new Middlesbro ugh

Sports Village. Next stop is Stewart Park via Ladgate Lane, with the peloton rolling past the site of the birthplace of Captain Cook

before heading back onto Dixons Bank and past Poole Roundabout before the hostilities begin in earnest on the A172.

All EVENTS LISTED ARE FREE!

Tour de Sunday 8th May

Sunday 8th at Hemlington Recreation Centre will be Hemlington’s own finale to this huge event coming to our town. We want the whole community to come down and get involved in the activities we have planned!

‘Get on y’er Bike!’ Cycle Ride: 11am

A 5 mile ride around Hemlington Lake and Cycle Route. All ages and abilities welcome! To

register, come down to Hemlington Recreation Centre between 10-10.45am and sign up!

5k Fun Run: 12.30pm

Get active and have fun with Hemlington’s first 5km fun run on a set route around the Lake.

To register simply come down to the Recreation Centre on the day and register between

10am and 12.15pm.

Community Stroll: 2pm

A walk around the Lake for everyone to get involved. No need to register. Meet at the

Recreation Centre. All age groups, buggies and doggy friends welcome.

Activities 10am — 3pm

A host of other activities for all to enjoy: at Hemlington Recreation Centre

Competition Results Refreshments Face Painting Craft for Kids

The Route

Cycle Ride: 5 mile Red Route, around Hemlington Lake

Fun Run: A 5k red route, around Hemlington Lake

Stroll: Yellow route, once around Hemlington Lake