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Sign up for Prince's Trust Palace to Palace bike ride

James Preston

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04:36AM, Thursday 17 April 2014

Places are still available for cyclists keen to take part in the Palace to Palace bike ride from Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle in aid of The Prince's Trust.

More than 4,000 participants are expected to pedal for 45 miles along the River Thames, through three royal parks, on Sunday, October 5. This year up to 500 will be doubling the distance by taking on a new 'Ultra' 90-mile route.

Proceeds from the ride, which is supported by Saudi Aramco, will go towards the youth charity which helps young people in the UK get back into work, education or training.

Celebrities who have taken part in the ride in the past include Sherlock actor Benedict Cumberbatch and TV presenter Gabby Logan.

Visit www.princes-trust.org.uk/palace for details.

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