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Cambridge to Norwich bike ride
Event info
Join us on the popular Cambridge to Norwich bike ride to raise money for Big C – Norfolk and Waveney’s own Cancer Charity. A brilliant 77 mile ride starting from Coldham's Common in Cambridge and heading east through an autumnal landscape of fenland and patchwork fields, finishing at Earlham Park in Norwich.
Start Venue: Coldhams Common, Pool Way, Cambridge, CB5 8NT
Start time: 7.30 – 9.30am
Distance: 77 miles
Advanced entry fee: £24.50
Official Charity: Big C
Isn't the simple solution to this to make the speed limit on the road 20mph (or less). For any schemes where people object to active travel...
Or just insist they be parked in any existing car parking space - almost all the freedom of dockless, all the same guarantees of not being an...
Surely they are committed by the poor people that wanted to ride but cannot afford to do so?
I've just read it....care to tell us your version of events....after a years worth of stewing?
That kind of driver attitude really snaps my cranks. It's typically a topic that they know almost nothing about as they don't cycle, but for some...
Yaxley-Lennon has written a book! Admittedly the absence of anything approaching a polysyllable makes it somewhat dull reading, but he's sure it's...
Flippin' cars, they're a menace to society! 🙄
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You just hamster them, one in each cheek.
Notable that one of the big objections was that the pedestrian crossing would inconvenience drivers, and lead to them (through no fault of their...