King George and Queen's Hospitals Charity

King George and Queen's Hospitals Charity Cycling Club combines a love of cycling with support for two vital local hospitals. Based in Romford, the club provides an opportunity for cyclists to connect with others while contributing to a worthy cause. The atmosphere is friendly and inclusive, welcoming riders of all abilities who want to enjoy the roads around Romford and beyond.

The club organises both road and social rides, catering to different preferences and fitness levels. Whether members are looking for a challenging workout or a more relaxed spin, there are options available. These group rides provide a chance to explore the local countryside, improve fitness, and build camaraderie among fellow cyclists.

As the club supports King George and Queen’s Hospitals Charity, all proceeds from membership fees are donated to the charity. The charity supports the two acute hospitals which has a catchment area of over 750,000 people. They have funded important equipment and services. These include a £500,000 Rapid ARC Radiotherapy machine, wheelchairs for stroke patients, tranquil gardens for patients and staff, children’s playrooms’ and sensory rooms, state of the art incubators for the Neo-Natal ward, refurbishment of the children’s’ bereavement suite, and AccuVein.

For cyclists in the Romford area seeking a club with a charitable purpose, King George and Queen's Hospitals Charity Cycling Club offers a rewarding experience. New members are always welcome to join. Get in touch to learn more about their upcoming rides and how to get involved.