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Surrey Council owns up to building 'less than perfect' shared path
Narrow path used by pedestrians and cyclists is less than Government's recommended minimum of 1.5 metres wide
By Keith Bingham •
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The Tommy Godwin story
Double 1948 London Olympic bronze medallist Tommy Godwin gave a unique insight into how cycling at the Games has changed in the last 64 years
By Keith Bingham •
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Time trialling great Ray Booty dies
The first man to beat the four hour mark for 100 miles passes away
By Keith Bingham •
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CW's Box Hill pothole tour
Ride the Olympic road race route with Cycling Weekly, discover the dire state of the Surrey Hills roads and meet the twenty potholes racers will need to avoid
By Keith Bingham •
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Hove turns traitor with plan to rip out National Cycle Network
Hove, a so-called Cycling Demonstration Town since 2003, will spend £1 million on ripping out cycle lanes and £4.5 million improving car parking!
By Keith Bingham •
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Minister asked to intervene in 2012 Legacy Velopark controversy
The Olympic cycling legacy is at risk Eastway Users Group tell Hugh Robertson, the Minister for Sport and the Olympics
By Keith Bingham •
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The man whose vision led to the creation of North Kent's £9.7 million Cyclepark
Construction of Europe's biggest cyclepark is underway and it will open by March 2012
By Keith Bingham •
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New lease of life for Herne Hill as Dulwich Estate and British Cycling agree terms
Herne Hill Trust also wins charitable status in their campaign to raise £5 million for a new pavilion
By Keith Bingham •
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Kent Cyclepark 'will be fantastic' says Olympics Minister
Hugh Robertson said cycling's future was secure, and reassured the sport over the controversial changes planned for the Olympic Velopark to be built 20 miles away
By Keith Bingham •
