Latest articles by Keith Bingham
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London Waterloo first of Capital's termini to get hire bikes
Work begins today to install a Barclays Cycle Hire docking station for 124 bikes
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EX-PROS WANTED FOR NEWPORT NOCTURNE PAST MASTERS RACE
Former pros are invited to ride the Past Masters race, the Newport Nocturne, The Shropshire Star's bi-annual floodlit bike race.
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EDUCATION MINISTER TO ENCOURAGE CYCLING IN FIGHT AGAINST OBESITY
Education minister says schools should offer cycling
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Happy birthday to 11 English cycling towns
Funding for each town is now equal to the what the Dutch spend - £16 per citizen compared to £1 per head, the English standard
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1989 Tour de France stage seven: De Wilde wins sprint
Etienne De Wilde wins the first bunch sprint of the 1989 Tour into Bordeaux
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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.
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OFFICIAL: CYCLING IS GOOD FOR BRITAIN
Report says that cycling can help solve Britain's health and transport problems
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EDINBURGH COUNCIL TO DEMOLISH MEADOWBANK VELODROME
Commonwealth Games track site to be sold for luxury flats
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London launches Cycle Friday for novice cycling commuters
Bike convoys led by London Cycling Campaign marshals from outer boroughs to the West End and City
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Neville Chanin's funeral at Gloucester on Friday
Chanin, who was 74 and president of Evesham Wheelers Cycling Club, was a life-long cycling tourist and great fan of Continental racing
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BOASSON TRIUMPHS ON LONGEST STAGE OF TOUR OF IRELAND
Hagen Boasson snatches victory from Eisel
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CTC ATTACKS MINISTER FOR ENDORSING HANDBAGGING BARONESS
Vigilante action against anyone is wrong
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Surrey withdraws dangerous cycle path following barrage of complaints
Surrey County Council says it is to "review the design and implementation" of the cycle path in Leatherhead
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Ride a London hire bike at Earls Court Cycle Show
Transport for London show off their first phase of their 2010 cycling revolution
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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
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LONDON MAYORAL ELECTIONS MAKE CAPITAL OUT OF CYCLING ISSUES
Which candidate should cyclists vote for?
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It's a laugh - at the Golden Reunion of past champions
The annual Golden Reunion of Pete Matthews nostalgia army is at Leeds on February 12
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World Health Organisation says cycling is safer where there is high cycle use
The WHO back CTC's claim that more cycling means safer cycling
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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
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1989 Tour de France stage 18: Fignon's solo attack
Laurent Fignon increases his overall lead with a spectacular solo attack in the Alps
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Mayor's Cycling 'Stupidhighway' blocked by parking bay
CTC's Roger Geffen says this could never happen in the cycling friendly Copenhagen
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1989 Tour de France stage 19: The great escape
The top five overall escape in the Alps; Greg LeMond takes the stage
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Cracknell fractures skull in collision with truck in Arizona
Olympic rowing champion and cycling adventurer James Crackell rushed to hospital
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GOVERNMENT PLANS MAJOR CYCLE SAFETY STUDY
Accident data to be improved
