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Double success for Team CTC ahead of televised tour series
Lydia Boylan
Lydia Boylan crossed the line in first place in the South East regional road race championships on Saturday 18th May, whileTracey Fletcher climbed onto the podium with a second place in the East...
200+ Cyclists needed! Prudential RideLondon Cycle Safety Simulation Exercise
London Emergency Services, RideLondon Exercise
Free Bank Holiday Cycle Event, Parliament Square, London. A few hundred cyclists are need this bank holiday to help London's Emergency Services and the Prudential RideLondon organisers run a...
Minor win for cyclists as prosecution guidance shifts
The driver of this car was charged with 'careless driving'
In early May 2013 new guidance from the Crown Prosecution Service on prosecuting acts of bad driving was published. It includes a potentially important addition in determining what should be charged...

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A10 cycle ride points out room for improvement
The A10 ride took place on May 13, a perfect spring day. It was organised by Mike Stapleton, and was a huge success - far exceeding expectations. He writes about how it achieved its aim, to show the need for better off-road paths and crossing points.
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Thousands Pedal on Parliament in Scotland
Around 4,000 cyclists gathered in Edinburgh on Sunday 19 May and rode to Holyrood to deliver an 8-point manifesto calling for more investment in cycling, slower speeds, and better facilities for cyclists on Scotland’s roads. Peter Hayman, CTC councillor for Scotland, pedalled with them...
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CTC Bike Tour Leader Award course in India Day 7
The course concludes with some Exodus-specific training and a lot of photocopying for me!

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Jim enjoys a new lease of life with Lisburn Tandem Group
Riders on a tandem
Jim Moore stopped cycling when his eyesight deteriorated but he longed to be back on a bike. Then he discovered the LIsburn Tandem Group and has discovered a new 'cycling' lease of life. view
Come Cycling Ledbury
Cycles under a cherry tree
Do you want to attract visitors to where you live - and for them to enjoy cycling while they're there? The Come Cycling initiative is the perfect opportunity. view
Getting parents cycling too
Leroy Luke and parents learning to cycle
Leroy Luke from Leicester wanted more people to enjoy cycling, so when the CTC Cycling Champions project was able to offer cycling sessions to parents he jumped at the chance to be a part of it. view

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Fury at sentence of driver who killed twice
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22 April 2013 - 10:00am
Eileen Sheridan
Eileen Sheridan on a 12-hour time trial
Eileen Sheridan was one of the most celebrated cyclist (male or female) in the 1940s and 1950s. Many of the records she set then have not yet been broken, and she is now in her 90th year! She remains a positive force for cycling, and a member of CTC...
19 April 2013 - 10:40am
Cycling for Health session in Reading encourages cycling as a form of exercise and transportation
Participants cycle around the velodrome at Palmer Park.
CTC, in partnership with Reading Borough Council, run weekly Cycling for Health sessions at the velodrome in Palmer Park.
17 April 2013 - 4:37pm
Inclusive Cycling Session for children with disabilities
Children stop at necessary checkpoints to improve cycling sa
CTC Reading and Reading Borough Council, in partnership with British Cycling, and Palmer Park Velo, held an inclusive cycling session on 1 March at Palmer Park with Brookfields Special SEN School.

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