The new logo?

[TonyR]

Another issue is this. The money and power and influence of the CTC is based on it's members. So they are all going to have to rebrand too. It isn't just a dictat that can be sent from the top

So how was that done the previous times the CTC rebranded. This is not the first time the organisation has gone through a rebranding and changed its logos etc. Its worked in the past, so why do you think its going to be a problem now?

[mjr]

So how was that done the previous times the CTC rebranded. This is not the first time the organisation has gone through a rebranding and changed its logos etc. Its worked in the past, so why do you think its going to be a problem now?

Formation as Bicycle Touring Club (shield), 1883 (CTC - winged wheel?), 2009 (national cyclists' organisation) and 2012 (national cycling charity) - any others?

Also, I think "worked in the past" is debatable. I suspect there are still many more winged-wheels around than later ones, outside of CTC-sanctioned documents.

[gaz]

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[mjr]

2013: Rebranding process announced. You did all contact your Councillor and let them know your opinions, didn't you?

It's nice to know some things haven't changed. Search for CTC Councillor East England → http://www.ctc.org.uk/about-ctc/ctc-nat ... /jim-brown → no contact details. I could probably use the info on that page to track him down to his local group but it's not easy to contact most CTC councillors, is it?

But I guess most remaining CTC members don't care much whether they can contact their councillors because they've not replaced them with ones who are more contactable, while at least one councillor who was easy to contact through this forum and other social media lost his seat.

[Philip Benstead]

2013: Rebranding process announced. You did all contact your Councillor and let them know your opinions, didn't you?

It's nice to know some things haven't changed. Search for CTC Councillor East England → http://www.ctc.org.uk/about-ctc/ctc-nat ... /jim-brown → no contact details. I could probably use the info on that page to track him down to his local group but it's not easy to contact most CTC councillors, is it?

But I guess most remaining CTC members don't care much whether they can contact their councillors because they've not replaced them with ones who are more contactable, while at least one councillor who was easy to contact through this forum and other social media lost his seat.

Contact details for all ctc councillors
http://www.ctc.org.uk/sites/default/fil ... telist.pdf

[mjr]

Contact details for all ctc councillors
http://www.ctc.org.uk/sites/default/fil ... telist.pdf

Cool. Was it behind a "beware of the leopard" sign? I wonder why it's not linked from a councillor's web page.

[RickH]

Contact details for all ctc councillors
http://www.ctc.org.uk/sites/default/fil ... telist.pdf

Cool. Was it behind a "beware of the leopard" sign? I wonder why it's not linked from a councillor's web page.

Plus there is always a list of councillors contact details sent out with every 2 months with each edition of Cycle (either inside the mag or on the address label sheet - more often the latter these days). Hardly keeping them hidden!

Rick.

[John Catt]

I had a play

[TonyR]

I had a play
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Don't you give up the day job either

[Karen Sutton]

CUK:
http://www.conservatoiresuk.ac.uk/about-cuk/

[Mick F]

Good God.
Conservatives UK.

That makes it all the more awful.

[robgul]

CUK:
http://www.conservatoiresuk.ac.uk/about-cuk/

Conservatoire .... isn't that a glazed room tacked on a house and used for playing music??

Rob

[Karen Sutton]

That's a conservatory?

[gaz]

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[Mick F]