Bolton Council has admitted that it has no idea how it will celebrate its most famous son Jason Kenny's achievements in becoming the joint all-time most successful British Olympian.
Kenny's three gold medals in Rio means he has six Olympic gold medals in his collection alongside Sir Chris Hoy, but after having two post boxes painted gold in his honour after his London 2012 success, as well as having the local leisure centre named after him, the local council is struggling to think of a way to commemorate Kenny once again.
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The ENGO 2 cycling sunglasses provide data in your eyeline - but aren't quite perfect, yetUnique in offering a heads up display for cyclists, but not without a few areas for improvement
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String spokes in an ultralight package that is a blast to ride: the Berd Sparrow Gravel Wheelset reviewedBerd impressed with its unconventional yet exceptionally light, uncommonly smooth and aero-be-damned gravel wheelset
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'It was just too big an opportunity': Jason Kenny had nothing to lose in Keirin final before coming up with Olympic Gold“Literally just before we rode off, I didn’t want to be on the front and I said to my coach, ‘if they leave the gap, should I just go?’"
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Jason Kenny wins seventh Olympic gold as he steals away to take Keirin title in TokyoThe Brit put in an audacious attack, sprinting clear with three laps to go
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Tokyo 2020: Jason Kenny and Katy Marchant share disappointment after missing out on medalsThe two riders had been hoping to be in the fight for the gold medal in their respective events
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Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Everything you need to know about Jason KennyThe British rider has six Olympic gold medals to his name and will be looking to add to his tally in Japan
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Laura Kenny can take British Olympic medal record, says husband JasonSome GB cyclists have recently returned to the Manchester velodrome as preparations continue for the Tokyo Olympics
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British sprinters back on podium to usher in a new eraThe British men won their first team sprint medal in seven years at the track worlds in Apeldoorn, boasting a strength in depth that bodes well for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and beyond.
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Jason Kenny makes successful track return at Revolution (gallery)Olympic champion Jason Kenny made his competitive return to Manchester velodrome on Saturday for the Revolution track meeting, coming up against old sprint rival Gregory Bauge
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Jason Kenny named in Great Britain squad despite retirement speculationJason and Laura Kenny are two of 87 athletes who will be supported by British Cycling until the next Olympics, despite speculation that Jason could retire.
