1939 to 1945 – Through the Eyes of a War Baby
After the slaughter of the trench warfare during the First World War, every little village in the country has a
Read MoreAfter the slaughter of the trench warfare during the First World War, every little village in the country has a
Read MoreThe Jan 1914 Gazette had a write up of the Christmas Ride (actually on Boxing Day 1913) to the Anchor
Read MoreAs few of us appear to be doing anything interesting enough to go into the Gazette I am having to
Read MoreA.G.M REPORT BY MARK HANCOCK, RACE SECRETARY With some additions from the Anerley Gazette where available. Three Anerley members rode
Read MoreIt was only a few weeks ago that we had an Anerley Gathering to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen
Read MoreI had an email from Tom Moody saying : Hi Des, An article from the Cyclist. I met him many
Read MoreNo not this year but back in 1967! The late and great Tom Simpson. Read all about it here!https://www.drmirkin.com/histories-and-mysteries/tom-simpson-heat-stroke-and-amphetamines.html And
Read MoreOn 7th July 2007 the World’s greatest bike race, the Tour de France, started in London. It was the very
Read MoreI think some people were hoping to call this weekend Platy Jubes which somewhat diminishes the 70 years of service from a classy cyclist.
Read MorePart 2 by Master Craftsman, John Eden The above photo shows my finished restoration, but shows nothing of what was
Read MoreWas Denise the first Anerley Gravel biker or was she just a much later follower of fashion? The Anerley Bicycle
Read MoreBy Master Craftsman, John Eden I acquired the frame and forks in June 2017 from an old friend of Frank
Read MoreINKED AND GUIDED BY DES AND EWA INTO THE NEW MILLENNIUM! As a result of November 1999’s AGM, Myself and
Read MoreI have already written about our mini-tour based at Weymouth and our visit to the Abbotsbury Swannery. See https://anerleybc.org/swanning-around-in-dorset/ Note
Read MoreThe original poem by “Banjo” Paterson appeared in the Australian newspaper – The Sydney Mail on 25 July 1896, when
Read MoreAs I wrote in an earlier Gazette, we are not a heads down racing club so have ample opportunity to
Read MoreThe month of April celebrates our English patron saint – St George the Dragon Slayer. Unlike our other UK nationals,
Read MoreANERLEY’S PILGRIMS’ PROGRESS by Des Donohoe It was the winter of 2005 when Ewa had the idea of cycling across
Read MoreAfter our day’s ride following the Viking Coastal Cycle Route, see https://anerleybc.org/around-the-isle-of-thanet/ , five of us (Sue Smith, Jo Rifaat,
Read MoreLast summer with all our holiday plans cancelled, July saw a slight easing in the first Covid lockdown. So now
Read MoreThe first Tuesday after lock down was only a very modest relaxation, so Asif and I decided to meet up
Read MoreInventor of the heel clip
Read MoreLingfield has long been a favourite destination of Anerley club rides, but it has so much more to see in
Read MoreThe first day of Autumn but sunny and warm, so I took the opportunity to take my group out to
Read MoreSome of the regulars joined me – Asif, Chrys, Dave, Marilyn and Jenny. As a bonus we had Peter Roberts,
Read MoreA Ride back in history, as a result of a kind thought from a fellow cyclist.
Read MoreThe Book Online
Read MoreWomen were allowed to make tea and cake for the male racers […]
Read MoreOut and About Tan House Farm. A breathe of country air!
Read MoreWhen men took a back seat!
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