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Lindy Johnson and Amanda Pharez, joint editors of The Villager, a publication chronicling the lives of more than 100 people with learning disabilities who live at Norwood’s Ravenswood in Berkshire, are stepping down after a combined 27 years at the helm.
This year residents from Norwood’s Ravenswood joined the race and cycled alongside staff and volunteers on tandem bikes – taking on the shorter Pru 46-mile route.
In November 2016, the Musmeah Yeshua Synagogue in Yangon formerly Rangun was specially opened up for the Norwood bike riders so that a Friday night service could be celebrated in the Synagogue.
In 2003 I took part in my first Norwood Challenge Bike Ride. Since then I have participated in a further 14 rides, most recently this year in late October and early November in Myanmar, formerly Burma.
Norwood provides all sorts of care and services for children, families and people with learning disabilities.
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