Latest articles by Keith Bingham
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COMMUNITY OFFICERS WHO STOPPED RACE 'EXCEEDED AUTHORITY'
Bunch halted in Addiscombe CC road race
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SUSTRANS' CHIEF JOHN GRIMSHAW TO STEP DOWN AFTER 30 YEARS
Creator of National Cycling Network to take well-earned break
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Romero and Cracknell quit End to End record bid after 504 miles
Updated Medical problems for Romero ends valiant attempt
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Catford's Peter Stubbs dies after being struck by car
Police appealing for witnesses into the fatal collision which led to the death of 58-year-old Peter Stubbs in Kent
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1989 Tour de France stage 17: Theunisse wins Alpe d'Huez
Gert-Jan Theunisse wins at Alpe d'Huez after a long solo break, while Fignon steals the yellow jersey back from Greg LeMond
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Former Olympian Lillistone relishing his 2012 Olympic challenge
As cycling manager for the 2012 London Games, Simon Lillistone will be on the lookout for volunteers
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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
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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
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1989 Tour de France: Final results
Final top 20 and all the classifications
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ISG WIN AWARD TO BUILD LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC VELODROME
ISG to build Olympic velodrome
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THE WOMAN WHO STOPS TRAFFIC
How Marlow went car-free
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Mark Bell: A tribute to a British Great
We look back at the career of British Olympian and former National Champ Mark Bell
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Stolen - three quality bikes worth £10k
Taken - a limited edition Colnago C50, a Ridley Aeron training bike and a Dolan TT model with aero bars
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BOARD SHOULD OPPOSE VELOPARK OF 'LITTLE MERIT'
The EUG says the British Cycling Board should take legal advice on controversial plans for a reduced size Velopark.
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THE DAILY MIRROR'S NEXT ASSIGNMENT - FILM DRIVERS WHO ILLEGALLY USE MOBILE PHONES
The Mirror could do better than film Tory leader Cameron breaking traffic laws
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Bury Metro bring back The Rake - the 'richest' race on the planet
Lancashire Road Club's hill-climb returns to The Rake, Ramsbottom, on October 11
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Latest aerial shot of the London Olympic Velodrome
IOC commission will see how the "Big Five" venues are changing the face of London
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King's End to End charity ride raises £13,000 so far
British Cycling's executive director clocks up almost 900 miles
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UCI MTB WORLD'S TRAILER VISITS SCOTLAND THIS WEEKEND
The advance publicity road show for first ever UCI Mtb world championships to be staged in the UK next month - at Fort William - begins this weekend in Peebles and Selkirk.
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Dreams on Wheels exhibition at City Hall shows us cycling life the Copenhagen way
London and Copenhagen make the case for cycling in advance of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in the Danish capital
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Applications invited from riders seeking Dave Rayner Funding
Short of cash to try your luck racing abroad? Then Rayner Funding could be for you - providing you have the right credentials.
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Funeral of Olympic star Bob Maitland next Monday
The sport salutes Bob Maitland, silver medallist in the 1948 London Olympic Games - September 27, at Sutton Coldfield
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DARLINGTON GOES DUTCH
Is Darlington at the forefront of cycle-friendly cities?
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First phase of £1 million Rhyl cycling circuit to be ready by July
Welsh Assembly's £500,000 grant completes the funding package for North Wales Cycling Centre of Excellence
