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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LIVINGSTONE WANTS TOUR BACK, DESPITE DRUGS PROBLEMSThe Mayor of London Ken Livingstone wants the Tour back before 2012
By Keith Bingham Published
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NEXT FRENCH TOUR WINNER 'NOT BORN YET', SAYS JEAN BOBETJean Bobet, 1955 Paris-Nice winner, guest at London Pedal Club luncheon
By Keith Bingham Published
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Brammeier heads guest list at Dave Rayner Fund DinnerLatest HTC-Columbia signing Matt Brammeier, Sky's Bradley Wiggins and Russell Downing, and Lizzie Armitstead top riders at Dave Rayner Fund-raising dinner at the Bradford Hilton on Saturday
By Keith Bingham Published
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RECORD NUMBER OF TOWNS BID TO BECOME ENGLAND'S FIRST CYCLING CITY73 towns bid to make cyclists king
By Keith Bingham Published
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KENNY WINS BBC SOUTH'S DISABLED SPORTSPERSON AWARDKenny's four gold medals and one silver make him Britain's top Paralympic cyclist
By Keith Bingham Published
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London Waterloo first of Capital's termini to get hire bikesWork begins today to install a Barclays Cycle Hire docking station for 124 bikes
By Keith Bingham Published
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EX-PROS WANTED FOR NEWPORT NOCTURNE PAST MASTERS RACEFormer pros are invited to ride the Past Masters race, the Newport Nocturne, The Shropshire Star's bi-annual floodlit bike race.
By Keith Bingham Published
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EDUCATION MINISTER TO ENCOURAGE CYCLING IN FIGHT AGAINST OBESITYEducation minister says schools should offer cycling
By Keith Bingham Published
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Happy birthday to 11 English cycling townsFunding for each town is now equal to the what the Dutch spend - £16 per citizen compared to £1 per head, the English standard
By Keith Bingham Published
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1989 Tour de France stage seven: De Wilde wins sprintEtienne De Wilde wins the first bunch sprint of the 1989 Tour into Bordeaux
By Keith Bingham Published
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SAM AND DAN RACE FOR NESQUIK HONOURS ON CHAMPS ELYSEES
Sam Maslen and Daniel Forster will race alongside French and Belgian youngsters on the famous Champs Elysées before the Tour de France finish on Sunday.
By Keith Bingham Published
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OFFICIAL: CYCLING IS GOOD FOR BRITAINReport says that cycling can help solve Britain's health and transport problems
By Keith Bingham Published
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EDINBURGH COUNCIL TO DEMOLISH MEADOWBANK VELODROMECommonwealth Games track site to be sold for luxury flats
By Keith Bingham Published
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London launches Cycle Friday for novice cycling commutersBike convoys led by London Cycling Campaign marshals from outer boroughs to the West End and City
By Keith Bingham Published
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Neville Chanin's funeral at Gloucester on FridayChanin, who was 74 and president of Evesham Wheelers Cycling Club, was a life-long cycling tourist and great fan of Continental racing
By Keith Bingham Published
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BOASSON TRIUMPHS ON LONGEST STAGE OF TOUR OF IRELAND
Hagen Boasson snatches victory from Eisel
By Keith Bingham Published
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CTC ATTACKS MINISTER FOR ENDORSING HANDBAGGING BARONESSVigilante action against anyone is wrong
By Keith Bingham Published
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Surrey withdraws dangerous cycle path following barrage of complaintsSurrey County Council says it is to "review the design and implementation" of the cycle path in Leatherhead
By Keith Bingham Published
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Ride a London hire bike at Earls Court Cycle ShowTransport for London show off their first phase of their 2010 cycling revolution
By Keith Bingham Published
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MILK RACE ORGANISER MAURICE CUMBERWORTH DIES
Maurice Cumberworth, the organiser of the former Tour of Britain Milk Race has died at his Orkney home
By Keith Bingham Published
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LONDON MAYORAL ELECTIONS MAKE CAPITAL OUT OF CYCLING ISSUESWhich candidate should cyclists vote for?
By Keith Bingham Published
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It's a laugh - at the Golden Reunion of past championsThe annual Golden Reunion of Pete Matthews nostalgia army is at Leeds on February 12
By Keith Bingham Published
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World Health Organisation says cycling is safer where there is high cycle useThe WHO back CTC's claim that more cycling means safer cycling
By Keith Bingham Published
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BRITISH CYCLING ATTACKED FOR NOT OPPOSING SHRINKING OF VELOPARK
One of the oldest clubs in the UK, Catford CC, says BC is allowing the Velopark plans to slip so it gets a velodrome
By Keith Bingham Published
