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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Mirrors aim to save cyclists from being crushed by lorries
By Keith Bingham Published
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APPEAL COURT OUTLAWS CRITICAL MASS
The Appeal Court this week overturned a High Court ruling on the legality of London Critical Mass ride
By Keith Bingham Published
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Lower speed limits to save 1000 lives and encourage cycling
Government's new road safety strategy welcomed by CTC
By Keith Bingham Published
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Motoring company takes CTC for a ride
Kia Motors who claimed pothole data as their own have apologised to the national cyclists' organisation
By Keith Bingham Published
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Chris Davies is Britain's 900,000-mile man
The 72-year-old has the highest recorded mileage in 60 years of cycling
By Keith Bingham Published
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BIG MOTORS ROAR AGAIN AT GOOD FRIDAY MEET
Sholz returns for Daller Motor Paced GP at Herne Hill this Friday
By Keith Bingham Published
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BRITISH TEAM IN RACE ACROSS AMERICA NEED ONE MORE CREW MEMBER
Support crew member wanted for RAAM
By Keith Bingham Published
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Mayfair residents challenge to London bike hire scheme fails
High Court dismiss argument that docking station will "deface" area
By Keith Bingham Published
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Gold Badge of Honour for Birkenhead's Derek Johnson
Johnson, the former Liverpool Area time trial champion, honoured for 40 years service to cycling.
By Keith Bingham Published
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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 Published
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Helmet laws for young spark anger in Jersey and Quebec
Jersey to force under-18s to wear helmets, while Quebec targets under-12s
By Keith Bingham Published
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NICOLE COOKE TRIUMPHS IN GEELONG WORLD CUP
Britain's Nicole Cooke wins the opening round of the 2007 World Cup series in Geelong, Australia
By Keith Bingham Published
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GOVERNMENT'S 'VISION' TO FOCUS ON PROMOTING CYCLE-RAIL USE
The Government is to form cycling focus group to represent cyclists' interests during franchise agreements with rail companies.
By Keith Bingham Published
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£47 MILLION PROJECT TO BOOST CYCLING
Search on for 10 more pioneering cycling towns and England's first cycling city
By Keith Bingham Published
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ACPO must solve road racing crisis before 2012 London Olympics
Police Inspector Toby Day, says top level action is needed now if road racing is to be saved.
By Keith Bingham Published
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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 Published
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Olympics road race: Not in our Box Hill
National Trust members air concerns that wildlife-rich habitat of Box Hill will be ruined by 2012 Olympic road race
By Keith Bingham Published
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GORDON BROWN ENDORSES PLANS FOR LONDON SIX-DAY
Downing Street hosts launch of major cycling festival
By Keith Bingham Published
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LANDIS GOES LEGAL
Floyd Landis prepares to clear his name after doping scandal
By Keith Bingham Published
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Teenage driver charged over death of Major Gareth Rhys-Evans
Katie Hart, 19, from St Neots charged with causing death by dangerous driving
By Keith Bingham Published
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WEMBLEY RC 30-MILE RIDE IN AID OF CHARITY
Wembley RC 30-mile charity ride on June 24 in aid of Iain Rennie Hospice at Home
By Keith Bingham Published
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COOKE ON FORM FOR SATURDAY'S WORLD CUP OPENER
World number one Nicole Cooke in control Down Under
By Keith Bingham Published
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PARENTS' SAFETY FEARS PUT BRAKE ON CHILDREN CYCLING
Survey reveals decline in children cycling
By Keith Bingham Published
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Youth circuit racing gets priority at Litherland Sports Park on Merseyside
Mid-week racing calendar to expand to cope with the growing numbers of young riders wanting to race
By Keith Bingham Published