She said: “We’ve been campaigning for this throughout the last three years and one of aims at Jersey cycling is to improve bike facilities for the whole community on the island.
“I’m really excited, not only as vice president but also as a mum as well, to see my little boy so happy that we’re finally getting something that’s very, very much needed in Jersey.”
Jersey Cycling said the track would be a “safe, accessible space” for people to “develop skills, stay active and enjoy being outdoors” and that pump tracks were “widely recognised for encouraging confidence, fitness and positive social interaction across generations”.