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by daverix
7 Apr 2016, 12:24pm
Forum: The Cycling UK brand refresh
Topic: Don't mention the CUK
Replies: 86
Views: 97694

Re: Don't mention the CUK

I think the urban dictionary definition of CUK is very apt considering the way the membership have been treated by the Council. "A ...(person)... who lies to her b/fs about everything."
We, the members, have been lied to and kept in the dark by Council, who have pushed these changes through without any reference to the membership or giving the opportunity for members to vote on a change of name at an AGM. They then have the gall to state in the magazine that we are "a democratic membership organisation" - (in the box about Cycling UKs board, near the bottom of page 11, and again at the bottom of page 12).
by daverix
30 Mar 2009, 6:46pm
Forum: Does anyone know … ?
Topic: Tour de La Manche Cycle Route map?
Replies: 2
Views: 563

Re: Tour de La Manche Cycle Route map?

morzov wrote:Not sure if this is what you are after but it may lead you there via the various links

http://www.eastsussex.gov.uk/leisureand ... efault.htm



Unfortunately not. I'd already seen this and none of the links give any proper detail.

But, thanks anyway
by daverix
28 Mar 2009, 10:12pm
Forum: Does anyone know … ?
Topic: Tour de La Manche Cycle Route map?
Replies: 2
Views: 563

Tour de La Manche Cycle Route map?

We are intending to cycle camp from Dieppe up to St. Omer for the Semaine Federale week in the Summer. I keep finding references everywhere to the Tour de La Manche route, a circular route along the English and French sides of the Channel. There is an Ango-French cycle route website with a very simple map, showing the section from Dieppe up to the Somme area as complete, but there is no real detail.
However, I can find no details anywhere about the actual route or any maps, where you can join it or exactly where it goes. We don't really want to waste time searching for the route when we are over there.
Does anyone know where I can find any details, preferably on-line, but other sources would be useful. Doesn't matter whether it is in French or English.