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Harvie saddles up for breakfast



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Published Date: 17 June 2008
GREEN MSP Patrick Harvie and the city's transport leader Phil Wheeler are to address the annual breakfast meeting of cycling charity Spokes.
The event, being held at the City Chambers from 8am tomorrow, involves a free breakfast and map for all those attending as well information on cycling in the city and free oil checks.


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  • Last Updated: 17 June 2008 9:32 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Environment , Cycling
 
1

Shave,

Edinburgh 17/06/2008 16:04:40
What's for breakfast? Cornflakes are not acceptable after the amount of Council Tax I pay.
2

Duncan in Edinburgh,

18/06/2008 08:01:45
#1 Erm, why should Spokes, who provide the breakfast, have to take into account how much council tax you pay? This isn't a council event...

 

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