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Crit series Southport
Anyone who has not watched this yet - watch it all - turn up the volume - it could be true - judge for yourself
- its better than the usual
doping stories
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Derek 'Broo' Rimmer's 80th birthday was held at the
club rooom on 31st May. Broo, Roy freeman,
Harold Woodcock.

Cycling in Southport
Leisure Rides
Fancy a short gentle ride around in Southport?
Then why not join dunes Leisure
rides led by trained cycle leaders?
These rides are designed to showcase some of the best parts of Southport and are suitable for cyclists of all ages so why not bring the family or come alone and make new friends.
No booking neccesary. For further information
of any of the rides,
please contact
0151 934 4638/4680.
2010 Cyclo-sportive events
The Southport CC Evening Time Trials for 2010 start on Thursday 15th April and will be held each Thursday until the end of August. last Thursday of May, June and July which will be 25 mile time trial
Percy stallard
06/04/2010 - NEWCASTLE RC 2001- MODERN GLASS STAFFORDSHIRE OATCAKE RR
Location : SWYNNERTON, STAFFS
Results :
A Cat.
1 Andy Tinsley
2 Christopher Green
3 Jon Eddolls
4 Steve Summers
5 Chris Taylor
B Cat
1 Mark Wevill
2 Neil Higgins
3 Martin Harney
4 Jon Stephenson
5 Steve Davies
C Cat
1 Robert Whitfield
2 Keith Jones
3 Stephen Baillie
4 Markus Walker
5 Gordon Wallace
Plans to build a cycleway through Birkdale’s nature reserve have been put on hold. Sefton Council has pulled its bid for planning consent ahead of a meeting tonight (Wednesday), following hostile opposition from local conservationists. At last week’s Southport Area Committee, more than 100 objectors campaigned against the scheme to lay a three-metre wide path along protected land. Dozens more wrote letters calling for the proposal to be scrapped, with 200 angry residents signing a petition. A website – ‘We Love Our Dunes’ – was even created as concern . Now Sefton has withdrawn its planning application at the eleventh hour – with officers set to undertake further public consultation. The cycleway – which was recommended for approval at the tonight’s planning committee meeting – would stretch from Pontin’s in Ainsdale to Selworthy Road, Birkdale, replacing an existing public footpath.
Many cyclist are against this path themselfs, the path is supported by local (jobworth) councillor weavers, who seem to have jumped on the cycling band wagon, since southport were awarded all this money????,he was the one that had the path put on the sea wall even though it is mostly covered in sand and tourists walking on the path. . Would the money be better spent with bike lanes down main roads of southport or even widening the path along the sea wall , as the distance works out the same and less construction work .
Anglezarke ,rivington
The name Anglezarke is derived from two Norse-Gaelic <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norse-Gaels> elements.
first part comes from the name Anlaf <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anlaf> , a form of the popular Scandinavian <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia> personal name of Olav <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olav> .
the second part comes from the Old Norse <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Norse> meaning a 'hill pasture'
The two elements together mean 'Anlaf's hill pasture' - i.e. 'the hill pasture belonging to Anlaf'.
So from now on it is quite acceptable to say we are going over "Anlafs Hill"
Pictures from the 50, 60's, 70's ,
80's 90's(Click)

Keswick Mountain Festival’s 2010 line-up is already packed full of outdoor activities, sporting competitions and great speakers. The World’s Greatest Living Explorer, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, is set to top the speaker line up at Keswick Mountain Festival. A year to the day after he conquered Everest (21 May), he will take to the stage at the Theatre by The Lake and talk about his amazing life. Don’t miss out on this inspiring adventurer, Click below for more details

2010 TOUR DE FRANCE
| Stage |
Type |
Date |
Route |
Distance |
| P |
Prologue |
Saturday, July 3 |
Rotterdam ? Rotterdam |
8 km |
| 1 |
Flat |
Sunday, July 4 |
Rotterdam ? Bruxelles |
224 km |
| 2 |
Hilly |
Monday, July 5 |
Bruxelles ? Spa |
192 km |
| 3 |
Flat |
Tuesday, July 6 |
Wanze ? Arenberg Porte du Hainaut |
207 km |
| 4 |
Flat |
Wednesday, July 7 |
Cambrai ? Reims |
150 km |
| 5 |
Flat |
Thursday, July 8 |
Épernay ? Montargis |
185 km |
| 6 |
Flat |
Friday, July 9 |
Montargis ? Gueugnon |
225 km |
| 7 |
Medium mountains |
Saturday, July 10 |
Tournus ? Station des Rousses |
161 km |
| 8 |
High Mountains |
Sunday, July 11 |
Station des Rousses ? Morzine-Avoriaz |
189 km |
| R |
Rest Day |
Monday, July 12 |
Morzine-Avoriaz |
|
| 9 |
High Mountains |
Tuesday, July 13 |
Morzine-Avoriaz ? Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne |
204 km |
| 10 |
Medium mountains |
Wednesday, July 14 |
Chambéry ? Gap |
179km |
| 11 |
Flat |
Thursday, July 15 |
Sisteron ? Bourg-lès-Valence |
180km |
| 12 |
Hilly |
Friday, July 16 |
Bourg-de-Péage ? Mende |
210 km |
| 13 |
Flat |
Saturday, July 17 |
Rodez ? Revel |
195 km |
| 14 |
High Mountains |
Sunday, July 18 |
Revel ? Ax-3 Domaines |
184 km |
| 15 |
High Mountains |
Monday, July 19 |
Pamiers ? Bagnères-de-Luchon |
187 km |
| 16 |
High Mountains |
Tuesday, July 20 |
Bagnères-de-Luchon ? Pau |
196 km |
| R |
Rest Day |
Wednesday, July 21 |
Pau |
|
| 17 |
High Mountains |
Thursday, July 22 |
Pau ? Col du Tourmalet |
174 km |
| 18 |
Flat |
Friday, July 23 |
Salies-de-Béarn ? Bordeaux |
190 km |
| 19 |
Individual time-trial |
Saturday, July 24 |
Bordeaux ? Pauillac |
51km |
| 20 |
Flat |
Sunday, July 25 |
Longjumeau ? Paris (Champs-Élysées) |
105 km |
Check out this site: - Cyclists Fighting Cancer is a registered charity whose provide bikes and equipment to children and young people whose lives have been affected by cancer.
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OIN
CYCLE GROUP
AGE
Concern is looking for members aged 50
plus to join the group on regular rides
around southport. Anyone
interested should contact
Brian Foster on 01704 551696
brianfosterbond@yahoo.com
ROUTE
62
Preston
- Lytham St Annes - Blackpool
From Preston the route follows
the canal towpath
out into the Fylde. It takes you along minor
roads to theLytham St Annes. In Blackpool the route
is open on South Shore between Stargate and South
Pier and on the North Shore from North Pier to
Anchorsholme Park. There is also a loop out to
Stanley Park and Staining.
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