Latest articles by Keith Bingham
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Changing Olympic Legacy road circuit could pose funding risk
Olympic Park Legacy Company promise circuits can be built on time, but a key figure warns changes at this late stage could pose unforeseen problems
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RoadPeace campaigner fights on after rejection of mobile phone petition
Over 3,600 people signed the petition calling for tougher penalities for drivers illegally using hand-held mobiles
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OLYMPIC AND WORLD CHAMPIONS TO RIDE SUNDAY'S SKY FREEWHEEL CARNIVAL
Chris Hoy will be among thousands riding the closed roads of the capital
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1989 Tour de France stage three: Alcala's victory in Spa
Mexican Raul Alcala wins solo on the Spa racing track in Belgium
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London Six-Day postponed until March 2010
Event Director Tony Doyle blames recession, but says preparations will go ahead for 2010
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Britain win 11 gold medals in Paralympics World Cup
Darren Kenny leads the charge with three gold medals at Manchester Velodrome
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Dave Lloyd plans racing comeback
Lloyd, the British star of the 1970s and 1980s, has got the racing bug again
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Tories set to kill off Cycling England
If Cycling England is axed in the 'bonfire of quangos', cycling development will die with it
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THE FLYING SCOTSMAN IN CINEMAS FROM JUNE 29
True and inspirational story of Graeme Obree
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CYCLING SHOWPIECE DEMO TOWNS PROVE WORTHY OF MORE GOVERNMENT FUNDING
Cycling England bid for more cash
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RACE OFFICIALS TO VISIT DOCKLANDS CIRCUIT
The site of temporary cycle racing circuit planned for the Royal Docks is be visited by cycling officials and the London Development Agency.
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PREPARE FOR MEGA CHALLENGE AND CUMBRIAN KILLER AT LLOYDY'S TRAINING CAMP
Dave Lloyd invites sportive entrants for his Mega Challenge and Cumbrian Killer
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Death of Frank Turner, Polytechnic star of the 1930s
Frank Turner, who has died aged 100, was one of Britain's early road racing pioneers at Brooklands
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Web cam on London's Olympic velodrome impresses Paul Manning
Updates every 10 minutes as velodrome takes shape
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ANTI-CYCLING RAIL COMPANIES NAMED IN THE RAILWAY MAGAZINE
Cycling Peer Lord Berkeley names and shames anti-cycling rail companies
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Kirklees shows the way for future Olympians
New academy in cycling’s traditional British heartland is set to bring the sport to a new generation
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CHRIS HOY: THE ELUSIVE OLYMPIC HERO
Keith Bingham tries to catch up with Olympic triple gold medallist Chris Hoy
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John shares his passion for cycling and art on the internet
Norfolk artist John Etheridge working in pencil and pastel, captures the essence of cycling for sport or leisure, in a portfolio which also includes idyllic and varied country and coastal scenes.
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JO ROWSELL'S GOLD, THE TOAST OF SUTTON CYCLING CLUB
Rowsell, product of Sutton CC, the children's club
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Celebrity 'Dream Machines' raise cash for cycle workshops
How an Olympic champion and a Lord are aiding a quiet British cycling revolution
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GOLDEN 60S REUNION PLANNED BY FORMER BRITISH ROAD STARS
Former national champion Peter Matthews and old rival Brian Tadman planning Golden Sixties reunion
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Boris Johnson and top officials escape death when cycling in London
Video: Lorry doors hit car which is flung into cyclists path
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RACE SCOTLAND RELAY FOR BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION
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'WE'RE NOT BLOCKING SUSTRANS CONNECT2' SAY HIGHWAYS AGENCY
Highways Agency refute Sustrans claims
