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o To advance education by providing opportunities for learning through bicycle maintenance and workshops. o To encourage and promote active travel by linking in with other organisations and groups. o To offer opportunities for skills development by linking in with local Job centres and people who may be considered farthest from the labour market. o To advance environmental protection or improvement by recovering bicycles from the waste stream, reducing the waste sent to landfill and by raising awareness of reuse and recycling locally. o Reducing poverty and inequality by encouraging strong intergenerational relationships locally by involving all sectors of the community in the recycling work and encouraging cycling through affordable pricing across all sectors of the community including those socially disadvantaged and isolated.