Keith Bingham
Keith Bingham joined the Cycling Weekly team in the summer of 1971, and retired in 2011. During his time, he covered numerous Tours de France, Milk Races and everything in-between. He was well known for his long-running 'Bikewatch' column, and played a pivotal role in fighting for the future of once at-threat cycling venues such as Hog Hill and Herne Hill Velodrome.
Latest articles by Keith Bingham
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Free £100 vouchers to launch Sutton's cycling promotion tomorrowThe London Borough of Sutton, famous for having Olympic champion Jo Rowsell as resident, aims to get 20,000 more residents on bikes.
By Keith Bingham Published
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1989 Tour de France stage 10: Millar wins at SuperbagneresRobert Millar wins from a sensational escape with Pedro Delgado, while Laurent Fignon takes yellow from LeMond
By Keith Bingham Published
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Snow won't stop fund-raising bike ride - in Paddington stationDean Wood beats the snow by riding on rollers under the cover of Paddington station in aid of Make-A-Wish Foundation
By Keith Bingham Published
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Hammersmith film show to star Tour de France pioneer Brian RobinsonThe annual Hammersmith cyclists film show on January 30 promises another sell-out feast of cycling films
By Keith Bingham Published
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Brian Robinson and Albert Hitchin head star line up for Golden Reunion in LeedsNames from the 50s, 60s and 70s, relive the good old days
By Keith Bingham Published
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Dodd bids for third victory in Peter Young Memorial road raceTony Gibb also rides in Sunday's Surrey event, as does former Giro mountains leader Flavio Zappi and his young Oxford team
By Keith Bingham Published
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BRITISH CYCLING SLOW TO ACT ON OLYMPIC ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN CALLMacIntyre's death prompts Braveheart's Smith to call for action
By Keith Bingham Published
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1989 Tour de France stage 14: Nijdam repeats in GapJelle Nijdam wins his second stage of the 1989 Tour, with another late break into Gap
By Keith Bingham Published
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OLYMPIC TALENT TEAM MEMBERS CHALLENGE MAYOR TO EXPLAIN BROKEN PROMISESMayor has no answer
By Keith Bingham Published
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NO BORIS AS PARLIAMENT'S CYCLISTS TAKE TO CAPITALAnother successful Parliamentary Bike Ride
By Keith Bingham Published
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SPORT ENGLAND CAN'T AGREE FUNDING FOR KENT RACE CIRCUITUnique Kent cycling circuit remains unfinished
By Keith Bingham Published
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RRA record breaker Pat Kenny killedPat Kenny declared dead at the scene, after a collision with a dark blue BMW estate car on January 21
By Keith Bingham Published
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Sportives are for boys says the man with 900,000 miles under his beltBetween them, members of 300,000-Milers Club have clocked up millions
By Keith Bingham Published
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VITAL SUPPORT IS SHOWN FOR 'BIGGEST' UK CYCLE CIRCUIT ON KENT THAMESIDE
Public consultation starts this Friday (8th)
By Keith Bingham Published
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FLASHERS EXPOSE THEMSELVES TO NORWEGIAN OLYMPIC CYCLISTAnita Valen de Vries arms herself with 'alarm gun' on training rides
By Keith Bingham Published
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MAYOR BORIS TO OPEN NEW REDBRIDGE CIRCUIT AT HOG HILL NEXT TUESDAYHog Hill is London Eastway's new home
By Keith Bingham Published
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Robinson discharged from hospitalBritain's Tour de France pioneer Brian Robinson home at last after month in hospital
By Keith Bingham Published
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British Cycling and Sky will pay 'leaders' to get people cycling300 leaders wanted for summer project in five cities
By Keith Bingham Published
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Riders nearing the end of their 6000-mile journeyTim Keeling and Peter Bloor, who have both lost relatives to Multiple Sclerosis, aim to raise £20,000
By Keith Bingham Published
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Graeme Obree teams up with Yvonne McGregor for Johnny Helms Memorial Invitation TT in OctoberWorld and Olympic stars to make a special comeback to honour Cycling Weekly's cartoonist, the late Johnny Helms
By Keith Bingham Published
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UK Track cycling manager wanted for 2012 London GamesTrack manager is the first of four Olympic Games cycling competition managerial positions to be advertised
By Keith Bingham Published
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THAMESIDE CYCLE CIRCUIT UNDER THREAT - VOTE TO SAVE ITBiggest cycle circuit in country
By Keith Bingham Published
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1989 Tour de France stage 16: LeMond increases leadGreg LeMond puts more time into Laurent Fignon to consolidate his lead, while Pascal Richard wins in Briançon
By Keith Bingham Published
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Bid now in auction for Tour memorabilia at Rayner DinnerBradley Wiggins, Russell Downing and Sir Jimmy Savile star at the Dave Rayner fund raising dinner in Harrogate on Saturday, November 14 - seats still available
By Keith Bingham Published
