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This isn't just about the rider's sex; it is a problem across the board with British Cycling and specifically in off-road disciplines. ...
Between closed and pedestrianised roads, one-way streets, dead-ends and 20 mph speed limit it is quite a challenge to drive through central...
"Back in the day" of real policing, yes - operation names were randomly selected, often alphabetically; however, sadly that was pre-virtue...
North Somerset council has introduced paid parking in various car parks around the region which were formerly free. Cue howls of outrage from the...
That's a big strong helmet that would prevent fatal chest injuries from, I suspect, a wheel of a PSV driving over the casualty.
With the Sprintech, I add a thin cord to the mirror part, thread it through the socket and tie it off inside the bar, with a few inches of slack....
Hi Guys. Thanks to everyone. I thoroughly enjoyed playing since 2011 despite never having any major success. ...
No drivers involved in any of this. I'm wondering if the journalist who wrote it is actually a car itself....