SIMON TOWNLEY: There's no easy fix to end match-fixing claims Geelong Advertiser There were eyebrows raised in the media tent following Floyd Landis' incredible ride in the Tour de France stage into Morzine on July 20, 2006. ... |
 hellomagazine.com | Masternaut Tracks Celebrities from Lands End to John O'Groats for Sport Relief Wireless Developer Network (press release) This incredible team will take turns to cycle non-stop across the UK. The Sport Relief cyclists are carrying special Masternaut GPS tracking devices ... Sport Relief Million Pound Bike Ride - day one TV stars cycle for charity Stars set off on John O'Groats to Land's End bike ride |
Trials rider Chris Ackrigg has taken his Mongoose Maruice fixed bike to Barcelona with predictably spectacular results mainy involving riding up the sides of unfeasibly steep things - something he showcased in his first vid riding across the Westbury White Horse.
 Ordnance Survey | British Tourism Week to be enjoyed by walking fans across the UK Ordnance Survey Walking, camping and cycling fans could be among those set to enjoy British Tourism Week, which will kick off with Hadrian's Wall being lit for the first ... |
Fatality prompts call for more cycle lanes in Lancashire town road.cc Last year, Blackpool launched the UK's first large-scale cycle hire scheme with the help of a £1 million investment by Cycling England, Blackpool NHS and ... |
 BBC News | Marlow Professor's celebrity cyclists begin ride Bucks Free Press Professor Greg Whyte, of Cedar Drive, Marlow Bottom, has helped Little Britain star David Walliams, Radio 1 DJ Fearne Cotton and Big Brother presenter ... TV stars cycle for charity Masternaut Tracks Celebrities from Lands End to John O'Groats for Sport Relief Caithness stands by as Walliams and Co get ready to roll |
REDBRIDGE: Funding made available for cycling projects Guardian Series ... opportunity to get cycling." To view the funding criteria, or to make an application, visit the LCC website at: lcc.org.uk/community or call: 7234 9310. Transport for London (TfL) calls on community groups in Waltham Forest to ... |
Cycle campaigners in Cleveleys, near Blackpool, are calling for greater provision of cycle lanes in the town after an 83-year-old woman was fatally injured after being hit by a car while riding her bike on Thursday afternoon.
Barbara Taylor was cycling along Kelso Avenue when she was struck by a Citroën C3 car driven by a 24-year-old man turning out of Conway Avenue. She died in Blackpool Victoria Hospital the following evening as a result of head injuries.
