Cycle 4 Change - The Routes

We are humbled that so many of our employees, suppliers, retailers and postmasters wanted to be involved in our Cycle 4 Change fundraiser. So, we thought that we’d give you an overview of all the cycle routes that we’ll be completing and the people getting involved along the way.

Our Managing Director, Andrew Goddard, and Commercial Director, Simon Lambert, will be leading the way as they take on all four routes for Cycle 4 Change. They will be joined by different people in each location including the Payzone Social Squad, members of the Post Office, some of our clients and many more.

Route 1: Belfast, 19th May

We’re kicking off Cycle 4 Change 2023 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, as the team takes to the roads for the first route. Along the way, we will make pit stops at the following stores: Bells Corner in Carrickfergus, The Wine Company in Newtownabbey, Spar Abbeyhill in Bangor, Spar Rosevale in Newtownards, Spar Comber in Comber and Spar Ballybean in Dundonald.

Belfast riders: 

Andrew Goddard, Managing Director, Payzone, Simon Lambert, Commercial Director, Payzone, Cathal Geoghegan, MG, Henderson Food Service, Simon Hutchinson, Security Manager, Post Office.

Route 2: Swansea, 26th May

Our next stop is Swansea, Wales. The cyclists will make a few stops at Payzone stores and Post Office branches along the way. This includes One Stop Stores in Llanelli, Booze And News and Life Style Express in Swansea and Delftcom Ltd in Morriston. Our route is 53 miles.

Swansea riders: 

Andrew Goddard, Managing Director, Payzone, Tom Fender, Director, TWC, Neil Turton, Non-Exec, Stephen Williams, Action Challenge Leader of international MAG rides, Martin Kearsley, Banking Director, Post Office, Claire Bocking (Original MAG international rider & friend).

Route 3: Dundee, 2nd June

The second half of Cycle 4 Change starts in Scotland where we will cycle around Dundee. On this route, the team will stop off at Booze Express Carnoustie in Carnoustie, Premier in Dundee, Ashraf Grocers Ltd in Arbroath & M&S Richardsons in Forfar. The route is 59 miles long.

Dundee riders: 

Andrew Goddard, Managing Director, Payzone, Tom Fender, Director, TWC, Neil Turton, Non-Exec, Gavin Lawler, Operations Director, Prism, Caroline Lawler, (wife of Gavin), John Haslam, Commercial Director, IT Retail Systems and Tanya Pepin, Managing Director, TWC.

Route 4: Reading, 9th June

Our fourth and final route takes place around Reading. Along this route we will visit Windsor Post Office, round to Henley via Maidenhead where we will stop to see Wooton Wines and Station News, and then back to Reading.

Reading riders: 

Andrew Goddard, Managing Director, Payzone, Tom Fender, Director, TWC, Neil Turton, Non-Exec, Ilaan Hepworth, Managing Director, Jisp, Martin Kearsley, Banking Director, Post Office