NHS Trust announces return of project that sees community donate bikes to Wakefield key workers

The Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust has announced the return of their Recirculate project for 2026.

Recirculate sources donated bikes from staff and the general public, renovates them in prison workshops and locates them with NHS key workers and others in need.

The Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust has announced the return of their Recirculate project, which sees unwanted bikes donated to key workers at their hospitals.

placeholder image — The Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust has announced the return of their Recirculate project, which sees unwanted bikes donated to key workers at their hospitals.

The project, which was established in 2021, has already seen 450 unwanted bikes given away and now, more bikes are needed.

Anyone with an adult bike they no longer need, can donate them to the Recirculate project so that they can be renovated and then given away to a member of staff at the one of the Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust’s hospitals in Wakefield, Pontefract or Dewsbury.

Bikes can be donated from February 23 to March 29 at at the Trust’s Headquarters and Education Centre, in Pinderfields Hospital, as well as Pugneys Country Park or Altofts Community and Sports Foundation, in Normanton.