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The Charlotteville Cycling Club is based in Guildford, Surrey and takes its name from the area of the city in which it was founded in 1903. The Club's membership comprises people of all ages and abilities who enjoy all aspects of cycling. Club members meet at Club Nights on the first and third Fridays of the month at the Remnants Cricket Club in Woking (map) from around 8pm. If you're interesting in joining the Club or would like to find out more, why not come along for a drink and a chat! |
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Written by Matt Legge
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Thursday, 02 July 2009 11:27 |
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Check out the latest issue of Cycling Weekly (the Tour de France Preview issue) where you will see on page 148 a feature on Charlotteville CC complete with lovely picture of Dave Faulkner and Josh Butterick at Eelmoor. |
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Written by Matt Legge
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Thursday, 25 June 2009 16:17 |
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Calling all club members, Help is required for running the Town Centre Races on Wednesday 8th July. If you are available to carry out any sort of role that night then please let me know. You can still watch the racing is you're a marshal so if you're intending to come down please volunteer to be part of the team. Contact me via my usual contact details or the contact us form on this website if you don't have the numbers or email address. Matt |
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Written by Matt Legge
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Saturday, 16 May 2009 21:53 |
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This years edition of the Town Centre Races will take place on Wednesday 8th July 2009. For details about how to enter the event, sponsor the event, or just come along and watch then please go to the 'Guildford Town Centre Races' section of this website (use the link above). When you reach this section of the site click on the link to the British Cycling website to take you to the entry details for the event. ####UPDATE 1st July#### Plenty of spare places in the Youths and E12 race but the 3/J race is now completely full. To see the start list of entries go to this section of the site. Read the latest press release about the event by clicking here. Look out for the pre-race preview in this Friday's Surrey Advertiser |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 July 2009 21:53 )
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Written by Matt Legge
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Friday, 26 June 2009 15:55 |
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As a board member of British Cycling I would like to make you aware of an opportunity to be part of an exciting new cycling programme this summer. As part of an initiative to get more people outside and enjoying themselves on bikes, British Cycling and Sky are teaming up to give the general public the chance to get out on their bikes in a fun and safe environment.
We are looking to recruit and train around 300 Ride Leaders to assist in the delivery of this programme. There are many benefits on offer for Ride Leaders including free training where they can learn how to lead the rides, payment for each ride they lead and a branded jersey. If they're not already British Cycling members, we'll also give them free Everyday Cycling membership for a year.
The programme will see a series of led rides taking place throughout the summer between July 1st and October 31st in London, Leicester, Manchester, Glasgow and Preston and the surrounding areas. There will be chances for everyone with a bike to get involved, with routes for riders of all levels of experience.
To become a Ride Leader you could be a qualified Coach, Bikeability Instructor or simply a member of a club with experience of leading other riders. As some of the rides will also be on the public highway, Ride Leaders should regularly ride on the road and be confident riding with traffic. We want you to get on board to show everyone how much fun you can have on two wheels.
If this sounds like something you, or someone you know, would be interested in, please click on the link below or phone 0161 274 2063 for further details and to find out how to register to become a qualified Ride Leader as part of this exciting new programme.
http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/web/site/BC/bcf/News2009/20090527_led_rides.asp
Kind regards, Geoffrey Hodgson |
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