While Cycling Weekly has not received official confirmation or denial from our National Cycling League contacts, who have been non-responsive for some time, it’s clear that the NCL is officially no more.
Following a year-long hiatus, CEO Andrea Pagnanelli revealed in a LinkedIn post that the organisation has ceased operations and she’s ‘actively exploring’ new opportunities.
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