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Neil Fox and Michelle Gayle have some ‘wheely’ good fun
Magic FM DJ Neil Fox visited the Tadpoles Nursery in Chelsea, London and singer Michelle Gayle visited the Dawhouse Nursery in Fulham, London to help promote the NSPCC’s Pedal Push. The event encourages children under five years to get on their bikes and get sponsored to pedal, ride or be pushed around a small course at their nursery or playgroup. Pedal Push events can be held anytime and anywhere.
Now in its 12th year, Pedal Push is an excellent opportunity for children and toddlers to be part of a national fundraising event and raise money for children who are less fortunate than themselves.
Talking about his visit Neil Fox said: “I am delighted to be part of the NSPCC’s Pedal Push 2008. It is a fantastic and healthy fundraising activity for under-fives and a great way for the younger generation to help raise money for children less fortunate. I hope all those children taking part have a ‘wheely’ good time, I know I have.”
Celebrity mum Michelle Gayle said: “It has been so much fun taking part in Pedal Push 2008. I am really pleased to support the event and contribute to its success. I can assure you that you will all have a great time like I have today.”
Photo caption: Neil Fox with children from Tadpoles Nursery.
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