Setting the pace since 1881
Many of you will recognise the interesting feature above which you may have cycled past. It is along the riverside Thames Path where the River Ravensbourne flows into the River Thames at Deptford Creek. With Putin’s Russian war raging in
For those going on this summer’s Anerley Away Days to Snowdonia, there are a few words that we will need to understand when on our cycling holiday this summer. So a short guide to help us might be useful. In
The first warning of imminent attack was a loud screeching. The second warning was the ever-expanding shadow on the hot tarmac in front of me. I was aware of some of the dangers of cycling in Australia; huge road trains,
As few of us appear to be doing anything interesting enough to go into the Gazette I am having to look back into our past. Last week we reported an outstanding performance by Barrie: a 10 miler in 25:32. This
Athletes have been doing variations of this workout for decades, and in recent years technology has made it easier to quantify the effectiveness of the efforts. Whether you are training with a heart rate monitor or by perceived exertion, it
On the evening of Sunday 11th December 2022 we had the first major snow for well over 5 years. Obviously cycling was out for several days, but it did however offer the opportunity for an Anerley Hike. And much to